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rationing in ww2 was very bad because the government lost a lot of money.

It was also because the ships that were supplying Britain with food kept being hit by enemy torpedoes sent by the Germans. They though that if they cut off our food supply then we would be forced to surrender the war, but that did not happen. Instead the government introduced rationing so that we would not run out of food.

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one of the reasons the government rationed in ww2 was because some of the supplies needed to go out to the soldiers and also allot of shipping was being destroyed by the German U-boats (submarines) and air attacks.

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A shortage of food causing rationing to begin limiting people to a certain amount of food

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During World War II, rationing became essential element in Britain for its survival.

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