Politics & Government

Roosevelt Enacts the G.I. Bill for Veterans

Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Servicemen's Readjustment Act, known as the G.I. Bill, into law in Washington, D.C. The legislation aimed to support World War II veterans by providing educational benefits, housing assistance, and low-interest loans. Recognizing the sacrifices made by servicemen, the G.I. Bill intended to ease their transition into civilian life, offering opportunities for education and economic advancement. This comprehensive law marked a significant development in U.S. policy toward military veterans.

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