What was the purpose of liberty bonds in the united states during world war
a. to keep america out of debt to europe
b. to establish an organization of independent nations
c. to raise money for the war
d. to erect a statue at ellis island

To raise money for the war.

the deal was that if you bought war bonds that after the war the government would pay you back x amount of times more than the amount you paid

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btw this is in middle school stuff lol

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