Which of the Following Was NOT a Reason Eventually Leading

question 20

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT a reason eventually leading to the reduction of the number of medical schools at the end of the eighteenth century?

• A)Medical school graduates were frustrated.
• B)There were too many doctors in the profession.
• C)There were too many "poor student" graduates.
• D)The federal government began to provide too many funds for medical schools and students.

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