Question

All of the following were effects of the GI Bill EXCEPT which one?

A. It fueled construction in the United States.
B. It fueled the expansion of colleges and universities.
C. It helped prevent an economic downturn after the war.
D. It helped millions of women in the U.S. become college educated.

Answer 1

The correct answer is D. The GI Bill didn't help millions of women in the United States to become college educated.

Step-by-step explanation:

The G.I. Bill (officially called "Servicemen's Readjustment Act") was a law passed in June 1944 in the United States, for the benefit of the American soldiers who fought then in World War II, in order to provide the demobilized soldiers with a legal mechanism that would allow them access to the financing of technical or university studies, together with a pension that would help their subsistence for one year; This norm also granted the soldiers facilities to obtain loans to acquire homes or start a business on their own.

Answer 2

The correct answer is D) It helped millions of women in the US become college educated.

The GI Bill was a law that helped veterans after World War II. This provided financial aid for veterans who wanted to attend college, gave veterans low interest home loans, and provided other services for veterans. These home loans and aid for college resulted in an increase in home construction and an increase in college educated men.