Under the EOA, the Federal Government Could Bypass State and Local

Under the EOA, the federal government could bypass state and local governments by __________.

A) allowing gubernatorial vetoes of EOA actions to be overridden by the OEO director
B) prohibiting state governors from vetoing EOA grants and initiatives
C) administering the program exclusively at the federal level
D) appointing state-level program directors who were not subject to state or local controls