Question

1. - food stamp act of 1964 - housing and urban development act of 1965 - child nutrition act of 1966 the passage of the pieces of legislation in this list resulted in - federal guarantees of income the creation of programs to alleviate poverty the regulation of cabinet - level agencies limitations on government expenditures

Explanation:

The listed acts are part of U.S. social welfare initiatives: the Food Stamp Act provided food assistance, the Housing and Urban Development Act supported affordable housing, and the Child Nutrition Act funded school meal programs. All are designed to reduce poverty by addressing basic needs. They do not guarantee income, regulate cabinet agencies, or limit government spending.

Answer:

the creation of programs to alleviate poverty