JFK
President John F. Kennedy was responsible for initiating early civil rights reforms during the 1960s. His administration took significant steps to address racial inequality, including proposing civil rights legislation and supporting the desegregation of schools and public facilities. Kennedy's efforts laid the groundwork for the more comprehensive Civil Rights Act of 1964, which was passed after his assassination.
Abdul Kalam was President of India from 2002 to 2007. He was an engineer. Kalam won the election over Lakshmi Sahgal and proposed many reforms to better the life of all Indians.
Alexander the 2nd emancipated the serfs, set up a system of local government, elected assemblies, called Zemvesto, which were made responsible for road repairs, schools, agriculture, etc. He introduced legal reforms based on trial by jury, and encouraged growth of industry in Russia.
Land Reform
Jacques Chirac succeeded François Mitterrand as President of France. He took office on May 17, 1995, after winning the presidential election. Chirac served two terms, with his presidency marked by significant domestic reforms and foreign policy initiatives.
President Wilson's reforms were the Tariff Reform, Business Reform, and the Banking Reform.
Dorothea Dix
after death of president J.F.C
The death of President Kennedy
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Thomas C. Mortenson, known for his support for open and transparent government was the youngest City Council President in the history of Racine, Wisconsin Considered a political reformer, Mortenson, was responsible for the City's ethics code, bid-rigging ordinance and major reforms.
President Johnson used his connections in Congress and his forceful personality to pass his reforms. Some of Johnson's reforms included aid to education, health-care reform, war on poverty, and removing obstacles in the voting process.
Labor Unions.
- The assasination of JFK
President Nixon responded to public pressure for environmental reforms.
The civil service system