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Johnson's primary reason for this announcement was:
- A his inability to sufficiently address poverty in America
<h3>Who was Lyndon Johnson?</h3>
He was a former American president who popularly refused to run for a second tenure after his first tenure which he announced to the nation.
With this in mind, we can note that President Lyndon Johnson refused to have a run at the 1968 presidential elections as an incumbent and he cited the fact that he was unable to address poverty in America.
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<span>Until about 1845, the Roman Catholic population of the United States was a small minority of mostly English Catholics, who were often quite socially accomplished. But when several years of devastating potato famine led millions of Irish Catholics to flee to the United States in the mid 1840s, the face of American Catholicism began to change drastically and permanently. </span>
One result of the bank failures was the slow beginning of the Great Depression, the greatest economic crisis in history of time.
Answer: I would guess B (they were afraid of losing their own culture)
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