What was an effect of the US government selling war bonds?

a. Citizens received government loans to support them during the war.
b. Citizens saw immediate returns on their investments.
c. The public protested the mandatory war bonds.
d. The government raised hundreds of billions of dollars.

d. The government raised hundreds of billions of dollars.

Explanation:

During World War II, to obtain economic support from citizens for war efforts, the United States of America promoted the sale of war bonds. With these bonds, civilians were able to help their country in times of war.

War bonds, in a simple way of explaining, are small loans that people can make to the government. These bonds earn interest and the government remains as guarantor.

These bonuses were powered by various Hollywood celebrities, and the government raised billions of dollars.

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