Great Society

the philosphy was to eliminate poverty and eradicate racial injustice through education, medical care, and making better urban life

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One of the major accomplishments of the Great Society was passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The Act put the power of the federal government behind the rights of blacks and other minorities to vote. The creation of the Office of Economic Opportunity funded a Jobs Corps that retrained unemployed people for new kinds of jobs available in technology. Head Start provided education to the families that were too poor to send children to day care or preschool. VISTA was a domestic peace corps. Volunteers in Service to America. Low cost student loans became available. Funding of schools, colleges, and universities allowed more middle and lower income groups to go to continue their education.

LBJ started it, but decided that the Vietnam War was taking the resources needed to make it work. However it continued for a while under Nixon until it was eventually stripped of all funding and terminated.

to end poverty and racial injustice in america

Only 11% of Americans were below the poverty line well into Nixon's administration because of the Great Society. Another benefit of the program was the creation of Medicaid and Medicare which are very important programs in America today. It also achieved the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which did many important things on its own. However it did upset many of the people living in the southern state. Among these is outlawing voter registration segregation, segregation in schools, and also in places of employment. Because of the Civil Rights Act, equality was given in basically anything dealing with outlawing private discrimination in public places.

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The war on poverty.

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The Great Society focused on eliminating poverty (War on Poverty) and racial injustice (both Civil Rights Acts and the Voting Rights Act) and overcoming disease (Medicare and Medicaid) and ignorance (Elementary and Secondary Education Act and the Higher Education Act).

It was a body of legislation which included laws that upheld civil rights, public broadcasting, Medicare, Medicaid, environmental protection, aid to education, and his "War on Poverty."

In a successful society, both individuals and the society itself will have goals set for itself. For example, in the past, the USA had the goal to put a man on the moon.

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This was called the New Federalism. Nixon had ideas for getting rid of these programs and sending the country into a different direction.

The monogram for President Lyndon B. Johnson, whose programs were known as the Great Society, is "L.B.J." His administration, which lasted from 1963 to 1969, focused on civil rights, poverty alleviation, and social welfare reforms aimed at improving the quality of life for all Americans. The Great Society included major initiatives such as Medicare, Medicaid, and various education and environmental programs.