Bonus Expeditionary Force veterans at Civilian Conservation Corps camp

The transcript discusses the historical context of the Bonus Army, a group of war veterans who protested for their rights. Initially met with resistance, they are now housed in a luxurious camp in Dixie, provided by the government. The camp offers private rooms, work opportunities, and recreational activities, though the effectiveness of these programs is debated. Veterans receive financial support and food rations, leading to a comfortable lifestyle away from Washington.

What was the initial response to the veterans' protest?

• They were welcomed with open arms.

• They were met with bayonets and tear gas.

• They were given immediate bonuses.

• They were ignored by the government.

Where were the veterans relocated after the protest?

• A camp in the north.

• A luxurious camp deep in Dixie.

• A temporary shelter in Washington.

• A military base.

What is the monthly pay range for veterans in the camp?

• $20 to $30

• $45 to $60

• $10 to $20

• $30 to $45

What recreational activity is mentioned as being available to the veterans?

• Swimming

• Fishing

• Hiking

• Baseball

How does the food ration for the veterans compare to that of the regular army?

• Veterans receive less than the regular army.

• Veterans receive the same as the regular army.

• Veterans receive more than the regular army.

• Veterans do not receive any rations.