What was the main purpose of the GI Bill?

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Jmchargue · Answer

Many people in the military never went to a college. The US Government came up with a plan to give veterans scholarships and help them get into college after they served.

zackarygossett · Answer

to help US veterans of the war reintegrate into US society

Jmchargue · Answer

The GI Bill was created to support World War II veterans by providing educational benefits and aiding their transition to civilian life. It offered tuition coverage, funding for books, and living stipends, making college accessible to millions. This initiative significantly increased college enrollment and contributed to the economic growth of the post-war era. 
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What was the main purpose of the GI Bill?

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