Under the Gilmer-Aikin Laws

Under the Gilmer-Aikin Laws,

A) various bureaucratic institutions were established to be responsible for public education in the state of Texas.
B) public funding for education was drastically cut because of the lackluster state economy during the 1960s.
C) the Texas school districts were subdivided to provide for more local control.
D) public funding for education was raised dramatically to increased profitability in agriculture in industry in Texas.
E) the Texas school districts went from small, locally run districts to larger regional districts.