The Increase in AFDC Benefits in the 1950s Was Seen

The increase in AFDC benefits in the 1950s was seen by its supporters

A) As a way to break up the patriarchal nuclear family.
B) As a profamily act because it would allow widows and divorced mothers to stay home and care for their children.
C) As a way to reduce unemployment.
D) As a way to reduce the need for divorced and never-married fathers to pay child support.
E) As a way to reduce the number of out-of-wedlock births.