1. How did the activism of disabled veterans from World War 1 to the First Gulf War -- seeking medical services, benefits, education, and jobs -- impact the disability rights movement?
2. Why were disabled veterans of Viet Nam and the First Gulf Wars so likely to encounter unresponsive bureaucracies and government cover-ups?
3. How and why did the cause and nature of the disabilities of veterans change from World War 1 to the First Gulf War?
4. What are the three strands of the disability rights movement? What is meant by "Disability Pride"?
5. How do the media play a role in the changing perceptions of disability?
6. How can the movement be assessed? What are its successes and its shortcomings?
7. Why is the disability rights movement called "a stealth movement"?
The answer to all these questions are not necessary. Please help as much as possible, thank you.