It gave veterans access to low-cost mortgages, is the right answer.
Passed in June 1944, in the United States of America, the G.I. Bill, benefited the American soldiers who fought in the Second World War. This Bill produced a great middle class. These groups favored having their own homes and backyards in the suburbs rather than reside in apartments in the main town. This, together with the baby boom, added to the accelerated growth of America's suburbs following the Second World War.
