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During World War I, federal agencies expanded the national government's role bySelect one:A. issuing ration cards to every American family in order to conserve food.B. planting victory gardens in the yards of suburban residents.C. banning immigration from Germany and Russia.D. establishing an eight-hour day for war workers with generous overtime pay.
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