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World War Two was a total war, and the Allies had to mobilize their whole economies to produce the weapons and supplies needed to fight it. That restricted what was left for the civilian population, and rationing was introduced to make sure everyone got a fair share of scarce resources.

 

In the US, rationing was fairly mild; gasoline was rationed, and so were some “luxuries” like coffee and sugar, but most foods were still easily available.

 

However, in Britain, it was very different. Because the UK imports a lot of its food, and this was a lot more difficult when German submarines were sinking every ship they could, food was in short supply – and rationing was very strict.

 

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