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He signed a bill, giving blacks in the south the right to vote for the first time. He helped to build up our economy through his "great society" program. He did a lot to promote not only civil rights but rights of all minority groups, and he was extremely intersted in having public education funded by the federal government.

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12y ago

Because he was the biggest frontman for the civil rights movement since Abe Lincoln. If he hadn't been sidetracked by Vietnam, he would be considered one of the greatest presidents of all time. God bless the man.

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President Johnson took office on November 22, 1963, when President Kennedy was assassinated, at the time, Kennedy was 2 years into his Presidency, Johnson (his Vice President) took office, he was reelected in 1964, for 4 years, he couldn't run again for it was against US Constitution to seek a third term.

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Most People believe that Lyndon B. Johnson was most remembered for his term as president after John F. Kennedy's assassination. They also belive his greatest accomplishment was his Economic Opportunity Act.

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12y ago

He was the President after John F. Kennedy was assassinated.

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