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Lyndon B. Johnson, the thirty-sixth president of the USA.
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During World War 2 Germany gave up its plans?
No it never did give up its plans it fought to the death
What important things did Athena do?
The Greek Goddess Athena did many important things, she made the plans for battle, she fought with all knowledge which won many great battles for the Greek Gods.
Who fought in Coral Sea?
Japan and America fought in Coral sea. Us victory forces Japan tp change plans.
What are the measure the government has taken to alleviate poverty on business operations?
there is nothing much i can tell about Government plans .
"Great Society"?
Johnson demanded an end to poverty and racial injustice, promising to carry on JFK's legacy but wanting to add in his own plans and ideas. He was bent on fixing the inequalities of US society and planned to end segregation among other racial injustices. He wanted to secure a reputation like that of FDR with a similar New Deal kind of structure. This is what Johnson wanted to be known and remembered for but instead he was stuck with the Vietnam war which ended up taking all his time.
Where was the children's blizzard?
Great Plans
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Did people disagree with Abraham Lincoln's plans for slavery?
The Civil War was fought primarily because of disagreements about slavery.
Which ancient greek wrote the republic describing his plans for the ideal society?
plato's
What ancient Greeks wrote the republic describing his plans for an ideal society?
Plato
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What was the Great Plans of North America were?
wild grasses.
