The welfare reforms of 1996 did all of the following EXCEPT

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The welfare reforms of 1996 did not take the federal government out of welfare policy, granting all authority to the states. While the reforms did grant block grants to the states to fund the program and gave them more discretion in designing their cash-assistance programs, the federal government still played a significant role in setting guidelines and overseeing the program. Therefore, D is the correct answer as it contains the inaccurate information that the federal government relinquished all authority over welfare policy to the states.

The Welfare Reforms of 1996 Did All of the Following