Which statement best describes how federalism changed as a result of the great depression?

a. the state and federal governments came into conflict over whose responsibility it was to improve the lives of those in poverty.
b. the state and federal governments came to share responsibilities for employment programs in a way they had not before.
c. a lack of available funding from the federal government left state governments able to control more of their own financial affairs.
d. state governments came to depend on federal money to them financially during a crisis

The correct answer is: D. State governments came to depend on federal money to help them financially during a crisis

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