Reagan’s vow to reduce government spending was particularly damaging to social programs. In spite of this, the president did make some concessions. To which of the following social programs did the Reagan

Reagan’s vow to reduce government spending was particularly damaging to social programs. In spite of this, the president did make some concessions. To which of the following social programs did the Reagan administration increase spending?

A.
Medicaid

B.
The Department of Veterans Affairs

C.
rent subsidies

D.
Aid to Families with Dependent Children

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