A pie graph titled Federal Government Spending (2010) shows 8 categories of spending. In order from greatest amount to smallest amount, the categories are Defense/Homeland Security, Social Security, International assistance, Education/health and human services, Labor and transportation, Veterans' affairs, Treasury, Other. Based on the graph, what are the highest priorities for the federal government? Social Security and national defense veteran’s affairs and the Treasury Social Security and international assistance national defense the Treasury

Social Security and national defense

Explanation:

The pie graph described above shows the order in which categories received federal funding in descending order from largest to smallest and topping the list were National Defense and Social Security.

This makes them the top priority of the federal government and explains why over 38% of the U.S. Budget in 2010 went to both programs. Considering how large the U.S. defence forces are and the number of people supported by Social Security, this budget allocation makes sense.

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Explanation:

A pie graph titled Federal Government Spending (2010) shows 8 categories of spending. In order from greatest amount to smallest amount, the categories are Defense/Homeland Security, Social Security, International assistance, Education/health and human services, Labor and transportation, Veterans' affairs, Treasury, Other.

Based on the graph, what are the highest priorities for the federal government?

Social Security and national defense

veteran’s affairs and the Treasury

Social Security and international assistance

national defense the Treasury

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