The Johnson Administration's Promise to End Poverty in a Decade

The Johnson administration's promise to end poverty in a decade did not come to pass,and critics who claimed President Johnson's War on Poverty failed based their assessments on the fact that

A) the states had too much control over the Great Society programs.
B) taxes were increased on the poor to pay for the Great Society programs.
C) poverty became more concentrated in rural and inner city areas.
D) poverty rates increased nationwide.
E) None of these choices is true.