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Why does the federal government make grants in aid to the states

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<span>The federal government has used state and local government as agents to administer this aid and as such has the ability to keep the states concerned in check. In theory this gives the federal government a great deal of power over the states receiving aid. BAM!!!! I answered your question.</span>

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