The grant money provided through programs created under the Great Society
a. allowed the states to spend the money as they saw fit.
b. gave the states latitude on spending money but required the submission of annual reports documenting program successes.
c. required state and local authorities to follow detailed programmatic guidelines prescribing how the funds were supposed to be spent.
d. allowed the state to decide whether they would administer the programs or allow the national government to take responsibility.
c. required state and local authorities to follow detailed programmatic guidelines prescribing how the funds were supposed to be spent.
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