What was the most significant impact of the gi bill on native american reservations

The correct answer is “residents in Reservations developed more skills to contribute to their communities. "

The G.I. Bill or Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 was created to offer help to the veterans of World War II. Many veterans were American Native individuals. Due to the G.I. Bill, they could get access to better education and prepare themselves to come back to their communities and help their families. With that higher education opportunities, many Native American Indians developed more skills to contribute to their communities in the Reservations.  

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