Us war bonds the war effort by raising money for people on the home front. loaning money to the government. paying taxes to the government. banks stay in business.

The answer is: loaning money to the government.

When we buy government bonds, the government is obligated to return the money with interest after the bonds reach their maturity. (similar to loans). In war times, war bonds often issued if the military need a quick capital injection to buy supplies or equipment that they need for the war.

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