war bond

Conflict-financing certificate

A war bond is a debt security issued by a government to finance military operations during wartime.

Citizens purchase bonds as both an investment and a patriotic act, lending money to the state with the promise of repayment plus interest after the war ends.

War bonds were heavily promoted during World Wars I and II: My grandmother still has her father's war bonds.

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Stored organizational funds

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propaganda

Biased information for influence

recruitment · mobilization · publicity · advertising · broadcasts · slogans · canvassing · outreach · celebrity endorsements · minute men

history

rationing

Limiting distribution during scarcity

Rosie the Riveter · arsenal · munitions · military funding · national debt · postwar · Great Depression · Roosevelt · Churchill

patriotism

sacrifice

Giving up something precious

freedom · loyalty · citizenship · service · homeland · unity · solidarity · valor · pride · flag

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wartime vs. peacetime finance

war bondsavings bond

Government-issued debt certificate

municipal bond · government bond

investment type

war bondstock

Goods kept for sale

equity · common stock · shares · preferred stock · speculative investment

purpose/funding intent

war bondhumanitarian aid

Crisis relief for sufferers

foreign aid

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