All of the following is evidence supporting the liberal view that AFDC did NOT cause teenagers to have children out of wedlock EXCEPT:
a) Internationally, countries that provided the least generous support for single mothers, like the United States, had the highest rates of single motherhood. b) States with more generous welfare benefits did not have higher rates of children born out of wedlock. c) AFDC regulations call for the cut-off of payments if the woman marries. d) Births to single teenage mothers increased over a period of time that AFDC payments were declining.
C
You might also like to view...
Discuss the factors that led to the war in Iraq. How successful was the United States in this conflict?
Answer:
The constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is most likely to hinge on the Supreme Court's interpretation of
a. McCulloch v. Maryland. b. the privileges and immunities clause. c. the full faith and credit clause. d. the commerce clause. e. the supremacy clause.