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the total defense of democracy, I will do my part to make my home, my community, my country ready, efficient, strong.  \nI will buy carefully—and I will not buy anything above the ceiling price, no matter how much I may want it.  \nI will take good care of the things I have—and I will not buy anything made from vital war materials which I can get along without.  \nI will waste nothing—and I will take care to salvage everything needed to win the war.  \nCONSUMER DIVISION  \nOffice of Price Administration 1942 (World War II)  \nDefine each term.  \n\n| consumer |\n| --- |\n| efficient |\n| price |\n| waste |\n| salvage |\n\nFree K-12 Educational Materials [www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com](www.STUDENTHANDOUTS.com)","cbCaicQyzi269Rzj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicQyzi269Rzj","pdf",45270,"English","# Consumer's Victory Pledge\n## Vocabulary Definitions","[{\"question\":\"What was the primary purpose of the Consumer's Victory Pledge?\",\"answer\":\"The pledge was designed to encourage citizens to 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