How did many people on the home front support the war effort during world war ii? they purchased scarce goods. they bought canned fruits and vegetables for soldiers overseas. they planted victory gardens for soldiers. they entertained the troops and their families.

They planted victory gardens to feed themselves. Also, a lot of kids would give up their toys so that the metal could be melted down to help make planes and what not.

The correct answer is C) They planted victory gardens for soldiers.

Many people on the home front supported the war effort during WWII by planting victory gardens for soldiers.  

During World War II, the government had to make difficult decisions such as the ration of foods. Among the foods that were rationed were sugar, milk, cheese, eggs, and coffee. To support that decision, the U.S. government asked American families to create victory gardens to produce its own food, vegetables, and fruits. The people responded in a positive way and they created the victory gardens in their home and house roofs in a demonstration of the love and support for the U.S.

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explanation:

it required the unanimous approval of the states before the congress could enact any measure.