The GI Bill (1944, expanded postwar)
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Provided returning veterans with education benefits, low-interest home loans, and unemployment insurance
- B
Was a major tax law that raised income taxes on returning veterans to fund postwar reconstruction in Europe
- C
Was a proposed veterans benefits program that Congress rejected, leaving WWII veterans without federal assistance
- D
Was a benefits package available to all civilians regardless of military service, funded through new payroll taxes
Explanation
Expanded the middle class significantly, though benefits were unevenly distributed by race.