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* Unemployed WWI veterans marched to Washington DC during the Great Depression to demand immediate payment of the bonuses promised to them* They camped near the Capital, but Congress did not pass the bonus bill, 2 veterans were killed, and General MacArthur had their camp destroyed* Caused Americans to see Hoover as heartless and uncaring
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