Answer: D. Supporting the early payment of money promised to veterans.
Explanation:
The Bonus army was a group of demonstrators who were veterans of the U.S. army from the first World War. They protested in 1932 to demand that their service certificates be redeemed that year instead of 1945 as scheduled.
This demand came about in light of the Great Depression (situation in picture) which caused a lot of hardships as people lost jobs. The veterans and their families wanted therefore, to get paid so that they may survive the hardships of the Depression.
