The 1996 Law That Abolished the Aid to Families with Dependent

The 1996 law that abolished the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program contained a provision directing that

A) religious nonprofit organizations be permitted to compete for grants with which to administer federal welfare-to-work and related policies.
B) former AFDC recipients be exempt from the general qualifications of TANF.
C) government employees be given special consideration in requests for social services.
D) large corporations be allowed to contribute to social welfare programs directly through tax incentives.
E) members of Congress be allowed individually to audit all existing programs in accordance with federal laws.