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Did Johnson's great society programs attempt to balance the federal budget and return power to the states?
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Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs included Medicare, and were more about taking care of individual citizens than about balancing the budget and returning power to the states.
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Gave federal government to much power
What was the effect of president Roosevelt's attempt the balance the federal budget?
economic recession
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Why do some people dislike federal grant-in-aid programs?
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