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Novay_Z [31]
3 years ago
6

Block grants are designed to a. fund capital improvements in schools. b. fund urban improvements on a specific city block. c. im

pose strict limits on how state governments can spend money from the federal government. d. give the states considerable discretion in how money from the federal government should be spent
Social Studies
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Orlov [11]3 years ago
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Answer:

(B). give the states considerable discretion in how money from the federal government is spent

Explanation:

Block grant refers to a grant of a specified amount from the Federal Government level to individual states and local governments to help fund various programs and projects. Block granting these projects/programs would adhere the federal obligation to support needy people and families who are eligible when they need them.

Block grants are designed to give the states considerable discretion in how money from the federal government is spent.

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