In the 1980s, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

question 15

Multiple Choice

In the 1980s, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began to grant millions of dollars to ____.

• A)states that mandated HIV/AIDS education
• B)states that provided a comprehensive approach to teen pregnancy
• C)religious organizations that provided abstinence-only education
• D)public and private schools that provided evidence-based sexuality education

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