During the 1970s Through 1990s, a Major Complaint of State

question 51

Multiple Choice

During the 1970s through 1990s, a major complaint of state and local officials charged with implementing federal programs was:

• A) The lack of federal involvement in state and local government
• B) Frequent Supreme Court decisions that altered grant implementation
• C) A lack of federal regulation of grant implementation
• D) The costly and potentially irrelevant policy mandates attached to grants

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