The federal assistance program Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) was
(A) established during the 1950s and continues to function today
(B) a social welfare program created by Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal program that ended in the mid-1990s during Bill Clinton's administration
(C) championed by social conservatives as a way to get poor families off welfare
(D) a social welfare program created by Woodrow Wilson to address the needs of soldiers during the First World War
(E) modeled after a similar program in the Soviet Union
Answer: (B) a social welfare program created by Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal program that ended in the mid-1990s during Bill Clinton's administration
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a. immigrants would hold back progress b. immigrants would take jobs away from the native-born c. immigrants would weaken the nation because they tended to live in their own communities d. many immigrants were Roman Catholic rather than Protestant e. immigrants might be revolutionaries fleeing the Europe after the unsuccessful revolutions of 1830 and 1848