Why did the War Production Board redesign men's suits during the Second World War?
A. To emphasize in a symbolic way, the wartime sacrifices expected of the civilian population
B. To indicate the need for a disciplined appearance during wartime
C. To reduce the time consumed producing consumer clothing, thus freeing workers to concentrate on making military uniforms
D. To conserve wool for military use
Answer: D
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