Why was sugar rationed in the United States during the Second World War?
A. Sugar was used by Allied soldiers to win over the civilian populations in liberated European cities.
B. Sugar was used to produce alcohol, which was used in the manufacturing of weapons.
C. Large quantities of sugar were necessary as a quick energy source for soldiers.
D. Sugar was used to make fuel for military vehicles.
Answer: B
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