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If you're referring to how he became president in 1963, it was because JFK was killed.
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What was the major factor that led the democrats loss power in 1968?
President Harry Truman was un popular due to his handling of the Korean War and Cold War. Ike Eisenhower was a widely popular WWII general. Eisenhower worked hard to secure the female vote and was able to do so during the campaign.
In the movie The Covenant it says that the 'sons' age everytime that they use their 'power' does this apply only after they ascend or are they aging even before they ascend?
after they ascend.
Did Johnson's great society programs attempt to balance the federal budget and return power to the states?
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.
What happened on June 1961?
JFK gave power to Lyndon Johnson to essentially get the 1st man on the moon. It didn't happen until almost a decade later, but the wheels were set in motion.
What happens on 24 June?
JFK gave power to Lyndon Johnson to essentially get the 1st man on the moon. It didn't happen until almost a decade later, but the wheels were set in motion.
What happened on June 24 1961?
JFK gave power to Lyndon Johnson to essentially get the 1st man on the moon. It didn't happen until almost a decade later, but the wheels were set in motion.
What was Lyndon Johnson best known for when he was in Congress?
Johnson was a powerful senator. He knew everybody in the Senate and most of the senators owed him something. He knew how to make a deal and push through legislation. He once said something to the effect that he had more power as a senator than as President.
Why did Lyndon B. Johnson make Kennedy's wife stand next to him when he became President?
He didn't "make" her, he asked her in all politeness. He wanted to show, symbolically, that even in tragedy, the transition of power in America was smooth and immediate.
Why was Lyndon Johnson considered a traitor?
Lyndon B. Johnson was considered a traitor by Democrats in Southern States when he signed the Voters Rights Act and Federal Laws against discrimination. His actions changed the political power balance in those states to Republican as we see today. He did serve as Texas State Senator and was Vice President of The United States at the time of President John F. Kennedy's assassination by Lee Harvey Oswald.
What has the author Mark A Johnson written?
Mark A. Johnson has written: 'Finale Power! (Power)' 'Guide to International Capital Market, 1991'
What is the gas mixture for a Johnson 8 horse power outboard?
I have a 1984 Johnson 8 horse power outboard, what is the gas mixture?
Who invented thermal power?
Lonnie johnson
