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Q: Pros and cons of rationing coupons in WW2?
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What food did people eat in WW2 street parties?

I dont entirely know what they ate, but i do know that they had to put together all of their rationing coupons to afford all the food.


Did soldiers get ration books in World War 2?

Yes. All countries involved in WW2 (and all occupied territories) had rationing and ration books. The only alternative to rationing by coupons would have been rationing by price. In most cases, this would have sent the prices of essentials sky high.


How long did rationing last in England?

WW2 rationing ended in 1954, with the end of the meat ration.


Why did rationing happen in WW2?

In Britain, rationing actually got tougher after WWII.


When was rationing introduced in ww2?

1939 everyone in Britain was issued with a rationing book (in World War 2 )


What problem at home during ww2 did the OPA address?

Profiteering and rationing


What is wartime rationing and why was it practiced in the US during World War 2?

Rationing was used to make needed supplies available for the troops during WW2


When did rationing start in WW2?

Food rationing began in 1939 then ended in 1954


When did ration end?

Rationing in the United States ended in 1946 after WW2 came to a close. Meat, dairy, and other staple returned to the market. Rationing has never again been imposed on the American public.


What did Britain have rationing ww2?

The war meant that we couldn't safely import many products. With the limited amounts of produce available, rationing was the only way to make sure people didn't 'stockpile' items.


Was rationing used all over Europe?

Yes, it was. WW2 affected all European countries... axis, allies, neutrals.


Pros and cons of the Japanese Internment Camps?

Japanese internment camps were set up in the USA in WW2 to contain Japanese Americans. An obvious con of the camps were that they infringed on the rights of innocent American citizens. A pro is that they kept non Japanese Americans from panicking.