Liberty Bonds

Liberty Bonds were government-issued securities sold in the United States during World War I to finance military efforts. Citizens could purchase these bonds as a way to support the war, with the promise that they would be paid back with interest after a set period. This not only raised funds for the government but also fostered a sense of patriotism among the public. Liberty Bonds played a crucial role in mobilizing financial resources for the war and encouraged citizen participation in national defense efforts. Their sale represented a collective commitment to supporting troops and the country during a challenging time.