Question

One fundamental phase of national advancement which

we may confidently expect is increased activity for the
betterment of the public health. Present conditions all
favor such a development. (World War I has demonstrated
the prime importance of maintaining high standards of
health as a means of keeping up national efficiency. The
men returning from the army have received sanitary
training as well as military training, and as they take up
civil pursuits again they are going to demand that civil
authorities give them health protection equal to that which
they have received while in the army

Answer 1

c. Some Americans thought World War I could lead to improved health care in the United States.

Step-by-step explanation:

The passage discusses how the experience of World War I highlighted the importance of maintaining high standards of health for national efficiency. It mentions that soldiers returning from the army have received sanitary training and will demand health protection from civil authorities equal to what they received in the military. This suggests that the experience of the war led some Americans to believe that there would be increased activity for the betterment of public health and improved health care in the United States.

Answer 2

Answer: authorities give them health protection equal to that which

they have received while in the army