Question

What can be inferred from the wartime rationing of gasoline in the United States?

Answer 1

Answer.

The conclusion was that gasoline rationing could conserve rubber by reducing number of miles Americans drove.

Explanations

Gasoline rationing stamps were provided by local authorities and sticked on windshields of automobiles.The type of stamp showed your gasoline requirements for the automobile.Black stamps were for nonessential travel and automobile used not more than 3 gallons per week.Red stamps were for those users with more gas consumption rate such as policemen and mail carriers.

Answer 2

Answer:

Rationing gasoline was considered to conserve the rubber by reducing the number of miles Americans drove.

Explanation:

The gasoline rationing began in seventeen of the Eastern states in the Unites States of America as an attempt to help the American war effort during the World War II, in 1942.

President Franklin D, Roosevelt tried to make sure that the mandatory gasoline rationing took effect in all of the fifty states. Rationing gasoline was considered to conserve the rubber by reducing the number of miles Americans drove.