US WWI veterans' 'Bonus Army' marches in Washington, DC in 1932

In 1924, veterans were awarded certificates, but President Hoover vetoed the bill, citing economic concerns. Later, during the 71st Congress, veterans gathered at the White House to lobby for new legislation.

In what year were certificates awarded to veterans, which President Hoover later vetoed?

• 1920

• 1924

• 1930

• 1935

What was President Hoover's main reason for vetoing the bill related to veterans' certificates?

• It was unconstitutional

• It would harm international relations

• It would damage the government economy

• It was unfair to other citizens

Which Congress was in session when the ex-soldiers gathered to lobby for new legislation?

• 70th Congress

• 71st Congress

• 72nd Congress

• 73rd Congress

Where did the ex-soldiers gather to push for new legislation?

• In front of the Supreme Court

• In front of the Lincoln Memorial

• In front of the White House

• In front of the Capitol Building

What was the primary goal of the ex-soldiers gathering in the streets?

• To act as a lobbying force for new legislation

• To celebrate Veterans Day

• To demand immediate payment of bonuses

• To protest against the government