When It Came to Welfare Programs, Richard Nixon

question 28

Multiple Choice

When it came to welfare programs, Richard Nixon

• A) sought to exclude African Americans.
• B) tried to repeal food stamps and Medicaid.
• C) emphasized the necessity of moving from welfare to work.
• D) did his best to do away with Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs.
• E) supported significant expansion in many areas.

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