The ideological argument over the use of federal grants-in-aid is based on which of the following?
A. Liberals object outright to federal grants-in-aid.
B. Conservatives support national authority in solving social problems.
C. Conservatives believe grants-in-aid provide the impetus for social change while liberals believe states can better adapt public programs to local needs.
D. Liberals believe grants-in-aid provide the impetus for social change while conservatives believe states can better adapt public programs to local needs.
ANSWER: D
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