A) 1938.
B) 1947.
C) 1965.
D) 1997.
E) 2010.
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A) the federal government only.
B) state governments only.
C) federal and state governments.
D) the federal government and private charities.
E) farmers and food corporations.
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A) national defense
B) Medicare and social security
C) agricultural subsidies
D) interest on national debt
E) welfare programs
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A) the income level below which 10 percent of the American people live.
B) three times the annual cost of a thrifty food budget for an urban family of four.
C) the annual cost of all goods and services that a person can reasonably be expected to want.
D) the percentage of homeless people.
E) the income level below which 20 percent of the American people live.
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A) a public assistance program.
B) funded totally by the states.
C) funded by payroll taxes.
D) very popular with the general public.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Midwest.
B) West.
C) South.
D) Northeast.
E) Middle Atlantic.
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A) all were under the control of Democrats.
B) all were under the control of Republicans.
C) most were under the control of Democrats.
D) most were under the control of Republicans.
E) there was an even split between states controlled by Democrats and states controlled by Republicans.
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A) one-third
B) three-fourths
C) the same as
D) double
E) triple
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A) The federal government provides roughly 25% of total school funding throughout the country.
B) The federal government provides roughly 70% of total school funding throughout the country.
C) The federal government's role in education was relatively small before the 1960s.
D) The 1964 Higher Education Act devolved a lot of education policy back to the states.
E) Pell grants remain the states' largest source of financial control over school policies.
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A) two
B) three
C) seven
D) twenty
E) fifty
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A) opportunity.
B) outcome.
C) income.
D) achievement.
E) living standard.
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A) began as part of Lyndon Johnson's Great Society program in the 1960s.
B) has helped disadvantaged children develop their learning skills.
C) has been weakened by children's unsupportive environments at home.
D) is fully funded at the present time.
E) is designed to assist preschool children.
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A) Social welfare
B) Public education
C) The federal government
D) The Internal Revenue Service
E) Social security
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A) Sweden
B) Norway
C) France
D) Germany
E) The United States
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A) The Food Stamps program
B) Medicaid
C) Medicare
D) SSI
E) AFDC
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A) Eligibility requirements make sure that all social security beneficiaries have an absolute economic need for the benefit.
B) Spending on Medicare and social security exceeds the total of all spending of public assistance programs.
C) Most retirees receive less in social security benefits than they contributed in payroll taxes while working.
D) Social security income is decided as follows: the lower your income while working, the larger your social security benefit upon retirement.
E) Families in the top fifth of the income population receive more in social security and Medicare benefits than the government spends in total on TANF, SSI, food stamps, and housing subsidies for the poor.
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A) The income of the average American family exceeds $100,000.
B) The top fifth of Americans in terms of income get nearly 90 percent of the total income in the nation.
C) The bottom fifth of Americans get less than a twentieth of total national income.
D) The United States has the lowest amount of income inequality of any industrialized democracy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) will result in a substantial net savings for the federal government.
B) imposes a tax penalty on uninsured people who do not participate.
C) does not affect businesses, only individuals.
D) replaced Medicaid in most states.
E) requires that the federal government set all insurance premiums.
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A) salary levels of the teachers.
B) population density of the community.
C) level of local school board control over policy.
D) community's wealth.
E) percentage of private to public schools in the community.
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