Which of the following Clinton initiatives was an expanded version of Bush’s efforts at education?
A.
Goals 2000
B.
Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act
C.
Don’t ask, don’t tell
D.
Contract with America
A. Goals 2000
The correct answer is A. Goals 2000.
To determine which of the following Clinton initiatives was an expanded version of Bush's efforts at education, we need to understand the initiatives mentioned and compare them to Bush's efforts. Let's examine each option:
A. Goals 2000: This was an education initiative introduced by President Clinton in 1994. It aimed to set national education goals and encouraged states to develop their own standards and assessments. It provided federal grants to help states implement education reforms.
B. Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act: This act, introduced by Congress in 1994, aimed to protect the right of access to reproductive health clinics. It is not related to education.
C. Don’t ask, don’t tell: This policy, introduced by President Clinton in 1993, addressed the issue of s and s serving openly in the military. It is not related to education.
D. Contract with America: This was a set of conservative policy proposals introduced by Republicans in 1994. It does not specifically focus on education.
Based on the information above, Option A (Goals 2000) is the correct answer. It was an expanded version of Bush's efforts at education as it built upon his administration's focus on national education goals and standards.