How did the U.S. government encourage civilian war efforts?

Question

How did the U.S. government encourage civilian war efforts?

Answer 1

After 9/11, Mr. Bush had the chance to summon the country to a great nation-building project focused on breaking our addiction to oil. Instead, he told us to go shopping. After gasoline prices hit $4.11 last week, he had the chance to summon the country to a great nation-building project focused on clean energy. Instead, he told us to go drilling.

Answer 2

No but it would be a great idea to privatize our military.  We got the guns from the redneck states like (south, midwest, northwest, southwest) and gang infiltrated states like california and New York.  The combined private military might in this country is staggering.