The 1996 Welfare Reform Bill Called the Personal Responsibility and Work

The 1996 welfare reform bill called the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act

A) assumes that poverty and homelessness is an individual responsibility that can be addressed by the homeless person getting a job.
B) is expected by analysts to radically decrease the number of homeless persons in the next few decades.
C) was accompanied by social programs designed as safety nets for people living in the streets.
D) contained provisions to increase programs to provide health care, food, and shelter to homeless elders.