The Sheppard-Towner Act of 1921
A. was promoted by the American Medical Association.
B. promoted the establishment of daycare centers for the children of working women.
C. provided federal funds for prenatal and child health-care programs.
D. was promoted by the National Women's Party.
E. was criticized for its promotion of birth control.
Answer: C
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