Praxis II World and US History

Answer: C - Health insurance was not included in the G.I. Bill, though men and women who remained in the service after the war did receive health care as an employment benefit. The bill did provide for educational or professional development, home buying, and loans to start businesses or farms. The legislation was a rousing success, creating a middle class of Americans who were able to move to the suburbs, get a college education, enter a profession, or initiate self-employment.