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S. Government and Politics

Pretest: Unit 6
Question 2 of 20
Which social policy issue did the No Child Left Behind Act address?
A. Unequal opportunity despite overall prosperity
B. A costly and unfair health care system
C. Declining achievement in public schools
D. Widespread poverty due to the Great Depression
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Answer 1

The No Child Left Behind Act addressed the issue of declining achievement in public schools.

Step-by-step explanation:

The No Child Left Behind Act addressed the issue of declining achievement in public schools. This policy was enacted in 2002 and aimed to improve student performance and close the achievement gap in public schools. Through a range of measures, such as standardized testing and annual progress assessments, the act aimed to hold schools accountable for student academic outcomes.

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