Question

1. Why were some Native Americans able to take advantage of the benefits of the GI bill after World War II?
A. They lived on a reservation.
B. They were veterans.
C. They were US citizens.
D. They had attended college.

2. The GI Bill allowed Native Americans to?
A. Serve as soldiers.
B. Run for political office.
C. Attend college.
D. Move to a reservation.

What was the most significant impact of the GI Bill on Native American reservations?
A. Residents of reservations developed more skills to contribute to their communities.
B. For the first time, Native Americans were able to receive formal education.
C. Native Americans were forced to leave their reservations to attend school and buy homes elsewhere.
D. Non-Native American veterans gained the right to settle on reservation lands.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. B. They were veterans.

2. C. Attend college.

3. A. Residents of reservations developed more skills to contribute to their communities.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. The correct answer is option B - They were veterans.

2. The correct answer is option C - Attend college.

3. The correct answer is option A - Residents of reservations developed more skills to contribute to their communities.

Explanation:

The G.I. Bill was formulated and and enforced to help veterans of the second world war(WW2). It allowed for the establishment of hospitals, and made low-interest mortgages available and also gave funds to cover tuition and expenses for veterans who were attending higher education(college) or trade schools.

Native Americans were able to take advantage of the benefits of the GI bill after World War II because they were veterans.

Moreover, The GI Bill allowed Native Americans to attend college because it gave stipends to cover tuition fees and other expenses and so residents of reservations developed more skills to contribute to their communities.