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Great Society

The Great Society was a war on poverty led by Lyndon B Johnson. It involved many public programs to better society and help bring the American population out of poverty.

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What is an argument for and against closed primary?

An argument for closed primaries is that they ensure that only registered party members can vote in their party's primary, which helps maintain party integrity and prevents strategic voting from members of opposing parties. On the other hand, an argument against closed primaries is that they can disenfranchise independent voters, limiting their ability to participate in the electoral process and potentially skewing candidate selection away from broader public preferences.

What were the parts of the Great Society program?

Cut poverty,improve health and education,and to gurantee equal rights

Which of the following presidents presided over one of the largest expansions of the federal bureaucracy?

Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs result in the largest expansion of the federal bureaucracy since FDR's New Deal

What is the effect of vandalism in our society?

it destroy the society. its make dages over the society, by seeing these vandals other poeple will do the same like this the society will spoil. vandalizing in the society also reflect on person's behaiveour so it could change the person from good to bad and from bad to very bad.

Can an ecosystem exist without one of its component?

That depends on which component you remove and how complex the ecosystem is, if for example you were to remove all the mosquitoes from just about any ecosystem, the system would simply adapt and continue on because the mosquito's only function in nature is to spread disease, and annoy the hell out of larger creatures.

What are Bad things about the Great Society?

Destroyed families which are the fabric of society.

What led to the downfall of Great Society programs?

internal conflict and infighting with tribal factions in the Mississippian society

What was the roaring twenties features?

1929 ....Canadian woman legally declared "persons"

1920 ...league of nations formed

1920 ....food/drug act to protect can. against health hazards

1921....quaker oats intro. quick cooking oat meal

1924....popsicle patented

1929....wall street stock crash

How much did Johnson's Great Society cost?

The Higher Education Act

The war on poverty.

Formation of medicare

Another TakeIt is not possible to calculate the true cost of LBJ's Great Society programs. Considering just one such program, MediCare, the unfunded mandate measures in the tens of trillions of dollars. MedicAid, another Johnson brainchild, is just as bad off. Social Security, Johnson's model, has been bankrupt almost since its founding in 1935; only "creative" accounting by Congress has maintained its flimsy reputation as some sort of 'trust fund,' funded of course with worthless federal paper.

Generations to come will reckon the cost of the Great Society programs.

Critics of the Great Society complained that it?

When President Lyndon Johnson announced his war on poverty, the center piece of his Great Society, he stood before the cameras on the front porch of a poor Appalachian man and his 6 children.
Thirty years later, all the children had moved away in search of economic opportunity and the same old man lived in the same shack - within view of the multi-million dollar highway that rolled through the sparsely populated countryside.
Government directed programs seem always to help the wealthiest and best-connected individuals become wealthier and more powerful and do little to resolve the conditions that were used to justify their creation and funding.
Socialism is Capitalism for the few with other people's money.

Describe how the great society programs were inspired?

the facts that politics were towards the left and providing civil rights