Answer:
Was made up of world war one veterans and their families
Was held To ask that veterans be paid their bonuses earlier than 1945
Explanation:
In 1924, Congress rewarded veterans of world war 1 with certificates that were to be redeemed in 1945 for $1,000 each. By 1932, many of these former servicemen had lost their jobs and they asked Congress to redeem their bonus certificates before 1945. Led by Walter Waters of Oregon, the Bonus Army walked to Washington with their families in June 1932 and they camped out in homemade shantytowns. President Hoover refused to address them but they found an audience with a congressional delegation. later a debate began in Congress over whether to meet the demonstrators' demands but the US Senate rejected it.on July 28, President Hoover administration sent in the army and police to expel the marchers from Washington.
Explanation:
Sinatra tender romanticism served as the dreamy
emotional link between millions of women and their
women's and their husbands overseas.
His musical love and connections for those involved
in the conflict.
The supreme court justices ruled that the government could not restrict independent expenditures by corporations or unions to political campaigns in <span>Buckley v. Valeo</span>. Buckley v. Valeo was very complicated case which lead the Court at two conclusions:
1) Restrictions on individual contributions to political campaigns did not violate the First Amendment;
2) Restriction of independent expenditures in campaigns did violate the First Amendment.
