Poor people and minorities.
Another take...The intended beneficiaries of LBJ's "Great Society" were -- and still are -- the Democrats.All rosy rhetoric aside, Johnson's grand plan was meant to benefit his own party and himself. It was carefully crafted to carve specific blocks of votes away from the crowd. Blacks, women, elderly, and children (the kind approaching voting age), other minorities. The usual assortment of unhappy groups. (Or groups that could be made unhappy.)
These separate groups were combined to form a Democrat powerhouse that put LBJ in office in 1964 and fueled the "socially responsible" legislation of 1965-1966 -- the "Great Society" crap -- through Congress.
It was intended for minorities and poor people to benefit most from the Great Society.
its a great tool
The Great Society of President Lyndon B. Johnson was launched in 1964. This set of programs was intended to eliminate poverty and racial injustice.
The Great Society usually refers to Johnson's social programs which were more or less based on what Johnson believed Kennedy intended to do had he lived.
The Cultural Revolution was intended to smash the old society and establish a new socialist society.
Although the Panama Canal was supposed to be a great benefit to all of society, including Panamanians, it came to be of only economic benefit to the United States. Panamanian businesses weren't permitted to take advantage of the economic opportunity by selling products or gaining employment in the Canal zone. The canal was of great benefit on the transportation between the west and east coasts of the United States.
TV is not needed. It's one of those inventions that is incredible from a technological point of view, but not actually of great benefit to society.
A+ the great society
The Great Society - Apex
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) projects were intended to benefit the environment and provide employment opportunities during the Great Depression. Workers were tasked with tackling conservation projects such as planting trees, building trails, and restoring natural habitats to improve land and water resources. The program was designed to alleviate unemployment while promoting conservation efforts across the United States.
The elderly, uneducated, the poor, the middle class(especially with aid for education expenses and job training), the handicapped, minorities, and the ill.
The Great Society
His program was known as the Great Society.