<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be that there was a "federal presence involving troops" in the Southern states, since the government wanted to ensure that Reconstruction laws were being followed. </span></span>
The Bonus Army was comprised of veterans from World War 1 who were promised a bonus of around $1.25 for every day they served. When the depression hit, the veterans wanted congress to give them the bonus they had promised but congress denied them. They marched to protest and demand their bonus becasue they had nothing left and no where else to go.
Problems they faced were coming back to America, without any food and money , also they suffered loss of friends and family who were also in the war. A country usually has to recoup after a war, which usually causes an increase in poverty and homelessness. So summarily the freedman had to build their lives again and adapt to the new environment of America.
The group which contains the names of three Latin American "freedom fighters" of the Independence era are Simon Bolivar, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna and Benito Juarez. Simon Bolivar was an army man who fought for independence from the Spanish fiefdoms in Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna fought for Mexican Independence from Spain and Benito Juarez resisted the French occupation of Mexico.
<span>Muslim art and literature was influenced very much by Islamicreligious traditions. It was also influenced by Turkish ShadowTheater.</span>
