The country raises taxes (and probably seeks other forms of revenue - borrowing, issuing bonds) during wartime because government military expenditure increases - they need to pay for the tanks, soldiers, aeroplanes, boats etc.
raise taxes and use that
To pay war depts
To pay war debts and keep the colonies safe
taxes and liberty bonds
Parliment raised taxes after the war because they had a huge war debt they had to pay off. Therefore the riased taxes had an increase in tax revenue.
raise taxes and use that
To pay war depts
taxes
taxes da!
taxes
Parliment raised taxes after the war because they had a huge war debt they had to pay off. Therefore the riased taxes had an increase in tax revenue.
To pay war debts and keep the colonies safe
taxes and liberty bonds
it increased income taxes greatly in order to raise money for WW1.
a. taxes b. the sale of public land c. tariffs d. the sale of war bonds ...aka... slightlystoopid420 The answer to, How did the U.S. Congress raise money to fight in World War 1, is taxes. They needed to tax U.S. citizens to raise money and they also hired their taxes because they needed more than what they were getting.
Parliment raised taxes after the war because they had a huge war debt they had to pay off. Therefore the riased taxes had an increase in tax revenue.
If they start a war it falls on us or they raise taxes we the people are stuck