Governmental growth during the twentieth century may be attributed to all BUT WHICH of the following?
A) World War I and World War II
B) the Great Depression
C) massive immigration
D) Great Society programs

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While immigration may have contributed to demographic changes and increased demands on government services, it is not a direct factor in the growth of governmental institutions and programs during the twentieth century. The other options, such as wars, economic crises, and social welfare policies, are closely linked to the expansion of state power and intervention in society.

Governmental Growth During the Twentieth Century May Be Attributed to All