The correct answer is B, hope I helped
<span>A pocket veto is a bill that still becomes law despite the act of a veto on behalf of the president. The reason that the bill becomes a law is that the president does not veto the bill within ten days. Once the ten days have lapsed, the bill will become a law regardless of whether the president vetoes the bill after.</span>
Congress felt a moral obligation to aid servicemen in their transition back to civilian life. They developed the GI bill to honor the service and sacrifice of GIs and to ensure that they were able to buy homes, get training, and go to college upon their return from the War.
I would think that it would be the start because they were declaring there independence from britain
