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Unemployed World War I veterans marched on DC in the summer of 1932, seeking early payment for service compensation.
Soldiers recieved a fief as a form of payment for their services during war time. Knights also recieved fiefs in midevil times for the same services. Even peasants recieved fiefs in payment for their loyaty to their Lord.
The Bonus army was a group of WWI veterans which wanted their army paychecks early. You see, when they served they were offered money which was suppose to be accessible sometime in the year 1940. They were okay with that at the time but then the Great Depression happened and they marched to Washington D.C demanding access to their paychecks early.
A group of unemployed war veterans from World War I seeking their immediate payment of cash bonuses that they were scheduled to receive in 1945. However, President Hoover opposed the bonus bill
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