Which statement best describes how federalism changed as a result of the economic crisis of the 1930s? a. the lines between federal and state powers blurred as the federal government played a larger role in funding and directing state governments. b. the federal government couldn't afford to states pay for services, so states came away with even more power over social programs. c. state and federal governments came into conflict over who should pay for efforts to address crises. d. the lines between federal and state powers became more distinct as states came up with unique ways to address the crisis.