[DOC] [TLE] Victory Gardens during World War II - Wessels Living History Farm [PAR] They wanted individuals to provide their own fruits and vegetables. Nearly 20 
million Americans answered the call. They planted gardens in backyards, empty 
lots and even city rooftops. Neighbors pooled their resources, planted different 
kinds of foods and formed cooperatives, all in the name of patriotism. Farm 
families, of... [DOC] [TLE] America's Patriotic Victory Gardens - Hungry History [PAR] May 29, 2014 ... During both World Wars, America's agricultural production became a powerful 
military tool. ... seeds of victory by planting their own vegetables, the war garden 
movement (as it was originally known) was spread by word of ... By the end of 
World War I, the campaign promoting home gardenswhich by then... [DOC] [TLE] Victory garden - Wikipedia [PAR] American WWII-era poster promoting victory gardens. Victory gardens, also 
called war gardens or food gardens for defense, were vegetable, fruit, and herb 
gardens planted at private residences and public parks in the United States, 
United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Germany during World War I and World 
War II. ... This made victory gardens a part of daily life on the home front. [DOC] [TLE] Victory Gardens History - Futurefarmers [PAR] In 1943, 20 million gardens were producing 8 million tons of food. ... or "food 
gardens for defense", were gardens planted both at private residences and on 
public land during World War I and World War II to reduce the ... These gardens 
produced up to 41 percent of all the vegetable produce that was consumed in the 
nation. [DOC] [TLE] World War II Victory Gardens: 1940-1945 | Sprouts in the Sidewalk [PAR] Apr 14, 2008 ... At the beginning of World War II, victory gardens began to emerge again. ... 4. 
maintain the vitality and morale of Americans on the home front through the ... 
Some victory gardeners proudly distplaying their vegetables. ... an outlet for the 
patriotism, fear, and anxiety that many Americans felt about the war. [DOC] [TLE] Gardening and American Nationalism during World War II [PAR] as subsistence for the home front had been implemented during World War I as "
War. Gardens" by the ... Gardens made American citizens feel patriotic by 
allowing them to do ... program where gardens were planted in parks, parking 
lots, and other ... mention of the term: Victory Gardens was in the Wall Street 
Journal. On. [DOC] [TLE] Growing food: A patriotic skill for all ages - Daily Republic [PAR] Feb 21, 2016 ... The report also states children were given something to do last summer; ... 
Subsequently during World War II, Americans were encouraged to plant ... 1944 
Victory Gardens produced 40 percent of all vegetables grown in the ... In this era, 
you can grow food wherever you live, be it a home or an apartment. [DOC] [TLE] Victory Gardens - The National WWII Museum [PAR] During World War II, Victory Gardens were planted by families in the United ... 
used to transport soldiers, vehicles, and weapons, most Americans ate local 
produce ... how to prepare home grown vegetables to make nutritional and tasty 
meals. [DOC] [TLE] Contents - World War II on the home front: Rationing - Learn NC [PAR] Ask anyone who lived through the war on the U.S. "home front" about World War 
II ... and citizens were asked to turn in old tires, raincoats, gloves, garden hoses, 
... to "winterize" their homes -- a term that most Americans were hearing for the 
first time. ... During World War I, food shortages had pushed prices up and 
created... [DOC] [TLE] Blog Posts - The Historian in the Garden [PAR] Aug 26, 2016 ... and gardening around the house and in the garden adds up to quite a lot. ... it's 
not that extraordinarily different from the over-full lives of patriotic American .... 
already made accessing all the vegetables to plant seeds very difficult, since ... 
During World War II, rather than refer to him exclusively as Herr Hitler,... [DOC] [TLE] World War II Rationing - United States

Question: Term given the home vegetable gardens planted by patriotic Americans during WWII
Answer: victory gardens