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Q 1. How did the GI Bill, more than other programs, create the American middle class?2. What are the three structural causes of poverty that are highlighted in the text?3. If most Americans benefit from government welfare at some point in their lives, why do Americans generally have such negative attitudes about it?4. Why did dominant understandings of affirmative action change after the era of the Civil Rights Movement?

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1.The GI Bill created more and more middle class than any other American Bill because it focused on the uplift of the national economy. If the economy was lifted in such a way that could support the people of the lower middle class, then it would have a greater impact on the overall economy of the people. So, this bill raised the economy of the people and then, finally, the living standards of the people (Krajnc, 2000). 2.The three structural classes of poverty that were highlighted in poverty are those classes that can create a massive impact on the growth of the people.