Which TWO statements are accurate regarding the outcome of the Bonus Army Protests? Choose TWO correct answers.Group of answer choicesCongress faiiled to pass the new bill giving WW1 veterans their extra payCongress faiiled to pass the new bill that would have desegregated the U.S. militaryPresident Herbert Hoover pledged his support to allow African Ameriacns to serve alongside white soldiers in the militaryPresident Herbert Hoover ordered the U.S. army to break up the protests, which eventually turned violentCongress successfully passed the new bill giving WW1 veterans their extra payPresident Herbert Hoover pledged his support to give money back to World War 1 veterans

What was the goal and purpose of the Bonus Army March in 1932?Group of answer choicesCivil Rights groups wanted Congress to desegregate the ArmyWorld War 1 veterans wanted to show their support for President FDR's New DealWorld War 1 veterans demanded Congress to give them their veterans paymentsWorld War 1 veterans challenged the 1932 election results

2.  Which of the following was part of the Union's military strategy for mobilization at the start of the Civil War? Group of answer choicesabolishing slaveery in the border states that remained in the Unioncalling for volunteers to serve for one yearrecruiting large numbers of black American soldiers to fightcreating a draft for 3 year service

The GI Bill did all of the following EXCEPT: a. pay veterans large bonuses to remain in the military b. provide educational benefits for veterans c. provided housing loans for veterans d. helped prevent a postwar depression

One major result of the Emancipation Proclamation was __________.Group of answer choicesthe release of African Americans from prison.the Confederacy’s decision to support the ProclamationBritain and France’s decision not to recognize the Confederacyfreedom given to slaves in the border states

Complete the passage describing the protests that took place during the 1930s.Drag word(s) below to fill in the blank(s) in the passage.One of the most notable protests took place in the spring of 1932 as – marched from all over the country and converged on Washington, D.C., to demand –. Twenty-thousand men and their families formed a Hooverville on the Capitol Mall hoping to be heard. Instead of meeting their demands or listening to their concerns, President Hoover called in the U.S. Army, under the command of –, who scattered the men and their families.a bonus paymentGeneral Dwight EisenhowerSpanish-American War veteranscommunistsmedical careGeneral George PattonWorld War I veteransGeneral Douglas MacArthur