How did the GI Bill of Rights help soldiers returning home from war after World War II?

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Cymen · Answer 1 · 2017-10-19T02:02:36+0000

The Bill was Created on 1944,

It helped created Hospitals , Helped the veteran to buy a home by making a low interest mortgages available, and it also Covered Tuition for those who want to attend College or Trade School. Nearly 9 million of veterans were helped by this program

Serkan Durusoy · Answer 2 · 2017-10-22T17:05:16+0000

The GI Bill of Rights helped soldiers returning home from war after World War II by allowing them to attend college for free--which was incredibly instrumental in many veterans finding meaningful and lucrative employment.

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