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Chapter 9 Questions: 6. Explain how the 1996 welfare reform bill shifts the administrative burden to the states: This bill ended the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program by replacing it with a new program called Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. This meant that the state would from then on receive a block of federal money but then have to match that money. Every state files a plan of action with the secretary of health and human …

…communicable disease. They give out free vaccines and serums, free x-rays to children, teachers, and the general public, they also give free hearing, eye, and inoculations. They also try to protect water supplies, ensure the safe disposal of waste and sewage, and try to protect the community's food supply by inspecting hotels, restaurants, and food markets. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** Burns, Cronin, Magleby, Peltason. State & Local Politics - Government by the People. Tenth Edition. ISBN: 0-13-025688