Question

The journalist is careful to report only facts, not personal opinions, but even by simply reporting facts, he may present a biased perspective. What evidence can be found in the account that the journalist is sympathetic to the Bonus Army? A. He describes the days of the Depression as dark. B. He reports that the veterans of the Bonus Army built shelters from scraps and junk. C. He mentions that according to a local newspaper, July 17, 1932, was the tensest day in the capital since the Civil War ended. D. He quotes the cries of the spectators and the viewpoint of Eisenhower, all of which were critical of the attack on the Bonus Army.

Answer 1

The correct answer to this is letter:

D. He quotes the cries of the spectators and the Viewpoint of Eisenhower, all of which were critical of the attack on the Bonus Army

The bonus army was a group of veterans, their affiliates and families who protested for help during the Great Depression.  The economic hardship they experienced caused them to ask for the WW1 bonus checks earlier than the law specified.