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A historical narrative can be written through the eyes of a fictional character or even as the story of a real person from history who experienced the event. The key to a successful historical narrative is providing an engaging story without distorting facts.
The correct answer is "need for government assistance."
The Veteran's march on Washington was organized by veterans of World War I who were guaranteed bonuses for their service. Veterans demanded these bonuses early due to the onset of the Great Depression. This is why the veterans marched on Washington DC on July 28, 1932. The goal was to put pressure on the federal government to give them their bonuses early.
The Farmer's holiday was when farmers withheld their products/goods and called on citizens to not buy anything. The goal of this holiday was to get the attention of the federal government. At this time, thousands of farmers were struggling because of the Great Depression and Dust Bowl. Farmers needed financial assistance desperately and hoped the government would help during these tough times.
After the war, the Treaty of Paris was signed, which also stopped the war, and Britain got just about all of the American property France had owned, if that's what you're referring to.
