What happened to World War I veterans as a result of the Depression?

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A. They received their bonuses five years before they were due.

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B. They were never paid the pensions they had been promised.

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C. Their demand that bonuses be paid early was ignored.

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D. They were never paid the bonuses they had been promised.

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Nasir Wallace

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28 September, 14:02

What happened to World War I veterans as a result of the Depression?

O

A. They received their bonuses five years before they were due.

O

B. They were never paid the pensions they had been promised.

O

C. Their demand that bonuses be paid early was ignored.

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D. They were never paid the bonuses they had been promised.

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Jerry Roy · Answer 1

Probably D.

Explanation:

Im guessing D. During 1930s was the great depression and the economy wasn't doing well. So many people was struggling find jobs and get paid good cash. I think not many Soldier of WW1 got their pay due to economy being in bad shape.

Jaxon Andrews · Answer 2

c) their demand that bonuses be paid early was ignored.

Explanation:

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