rationing

Question 1

ration packs being sent to the front line

Answer 1

soilders took priority therefor there was less food on the home front. the government has to ensure that there was enough food to keep the home front and the western front functioning

Question 2

workers had to be well fed

Answer 2

vital war workers needed fed well to produce weapons and work to their full potential

Question 3

cargoes of food were lost at sea

Answer 3

u-boats sank many supply ships which reduced the amount of food available e

Question 4

ensuring fairness

Answer 4

the government had to maintain a fair supply of food for all British citizens, this was also necessary to maintain high morale on the home front

Question 5

farm workers and hourses being sent to the front line

Answer 5

farm production was affected by recruitment of labourers and horses, this reduced the amount of food that was grown

Question 6

raising food prices

Answer 6

food became expensive and prices of goods rose faster than peoples wages. this ment that the working class in particular struggled to afford enough food to feed their families