How many ration coupons did a person get per week during ww2?

During World War II, rationing varied by country, but in the United States, individuals typically received a set of ration coupons each month rather than per week. For example, a person might receive around 48 points per month, which could be used for various goods like meat, sugar, and fats, with some items requiring more points than others. The exact number of coupons depended on the specific item and the individual's needs. Overall, the rationing system was designed to ensure equitable distribution of scarce resources during the war.