<span>They were formed in reaction to the rapid changes in the economic environment brought about by industrialization.</span>
Correct answer:
C. Simplicity
<u>The neoclassical style that was given during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and was characterized by the grandeur of scale and </u><u>the simplicity</u><u> of geometric shapes.</u> The taste for simplicity represented a general reaction to the excesses of the Rococo style.
All of these terms were part of the "Great Society" programs during the administration of <u>
Lyndon B. Johnson</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
President Lyndon B. Johnson started the “Great Society” programs in the year 1964-1965 in the United States of America. The Great Society program was started for the reformation of the society. The main motive was to ensure civil rights, healthcare and education of the people.
This program helped in providing education, medication, fighting against poverty and developing the depressed region.
The following terms are the part of the "Great Society" programs:
i) War on poverty
ii) Medicaid
iii) Medicare
iv) National endowment for the Humanities
A. Collect taxes
They all have different powers but they do share the power to collect taxes