A) added a prescription drug benefit to the package of health benefits provided to the elderly.
B) eliminated a prescription drug benefit to the package from health benefits provided to the elderly.
C) increased the minimum age of Medicare recipients from 65 to 75 years old.
D) decreased the minimum age of Medicare recipients from 75 to 65 years old.
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A) There are no longer enough poor children to make a difference.
B) Children cannot vote.
C) There are no interest groups devoted to poor children.
D) American political values tend to discount the needs of youth.
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A) Social Security
B) food stamps
C) public housing assistance
D) Medicare
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A) the elimination of poverty
B) the promotion of equality of opportunity
C) closing the gap between rich and poor
D) promoting economic equality
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A) the fear that the Soviets were winning the Cold War through better technology
B) low levels of literacy in America's inner cities
C) the return of veterans at the end of World War II
D) the Great Depression
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A) federal government.
B) states, with uniform benefit levels set by the federal government.
C) states, with benefit levels varying between states.
D) federal government, with benefit levels varying between states.
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A) 0
B) 1.45
C) 6.2
D) 15
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A) cut federal funding for school districts that performed poorly on the Department of Education's measures of student success.
B) guaranteed that 10 percent of all federal revenue would be spent each year on elementary and secondary education.
C) required that all school districts devote at least 200 hours of instruction to students each year using federally approved curriculum.
D) offered federal aid for education by allocating funds to school districts with substantial numbers of children from unemployed or low-income families.
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A) increased use of noncash assistance.
B) increased benefits.
C) decreased use of means testing.
D) decreased use of job-training programs.
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A) zero percent of his or her first $118,500 of income.
B) 1.45 percent of his or her first $118,500 of income.
C) 6.2 percent of his or her first $118, 500 of income.
D) 7.65 percent of his or her first $118,500 of income.
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A) were exempted from the military draft.
B) were immediately enrolled in Medicare.
C) received a waiver on sales taxes.
D) automatically received Medicaid and food stamps.
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A) earned income tax credits
B) Medicaid
C) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families
D) subsidized student loans
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A) the middle class
B) children
C) the elderly
D) the wealthy
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A) Social Security
B) Medicaid
C) Veterans benefits payments
D) Supplemental Security Income
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A) 1798.
B) 1866.
C) 1936.
D) 1942.
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A) many state constitutions prohibit state governments from accepting money for noncontributory programs from the federal government.
B) state governments are given grants-in-aid from the federal government to establish and operate their own programs rather than having one uniform national program.
C) the federal government specifies different levels of assistance to each state based on means testing and indexing.
D) some states choose to only employ contributory programs.
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A) the 1890s
B) the 1920s
C) the 1930s
D) the 1960s
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A) Medicaid
B) Medicare
C) Temporary Assistance to Needy Families
D) food stamps
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A) women are more likely to be poor than men.
B) women benefit more than men from federal government antipoverty programs.
C) women have become less likely over time to fall below the federal poverty line.
D) the wage gap between men and women has become much larger over the last 50 years.
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