The 2001 No Child Left Behind Act
A)reduced the federal government's authority over children's health insurance coverage.
B)expanded the federal government's authority over children's health insurance coverage.
C)reduced the federal government's authority over public education.
D)expanded the federal government's authority over public education.

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The 2001 No Child Left Behind Act expanded the federal government's authority over public education. It required states to implement standardized testing and set goals for academic achievement, and provided federal funding for schools that met these goals. It also mandated that schools provide annual reports on student performance to parents and the public.