The federal role in education policy was substantially increased in 2001 by President George W.Bush's signature education law, called

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The correct answer is A because "No Child Left Behind" was the education law passed by President George W.Bush in 2001. The law significantly increased the federal government's role in education policy, particularly with regard to standardized testing and accountability measures.

The Federal Role in Education Policy Was Substantially Increased in 2001