Benefits

Definition

Benefits are advantages or privileges that are given to individuals or groups as a result of certain actions or circumstances. In the context of this question, benefits refer to the advantages provided to World War II veterans through legislation.

Related terms

GI Bill: The GI Bill was a piece of legislation passed in 1944 which provided education and training benefits to World War II veterans.

Servicemen's Readjustment Act: Also known as the G.I. Bill of Rights, this act offered various benefits including low-cost home loans, unemployment compensation, and vocational training for returning World War II veterans.

Veterans Administration: The Veterans Administration (now called the Department of Veterans Affairs) is a government agency responsible for providing healthcare, educational assistance, and other services to military veterans.