During World War II, the federal government controlled the prices of goods, wages, and war-sensitive materials, like fuel and steel
The Great Society Programs, introduced and implemented by President Lyndon B Johnson, resulted in easier access to healthcare for American citizens.
President Johnson implemented multiple programs that ensured access to healthcare for more American citizens. These programs include Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare is a program that helps seniors and elderly citizens to receive government help in paying medical expenses.
Medicaid is a program aimed at individuals from low income families. This program offers financial assistance and helps to cover costs of medical expenses for these families/individuals.
He wanted to build a vast Aryan nation that would dominate Europe.
Italy and Germany formed the Rome-Berlin Axis, and Germany and Japan allied themselves via the Anti-Comintern Pact. In 1939, Germany signed the Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact with the Soviet Union.
To decide which one would have the best power in north America.
The Watergate Scandal was a known political scandal which happened in the 1970s in the United States wherein it was still Richard Nixon who was the president at that time. This scandal had a large impact on the nation and that one unique consequence of this scandal is that the president had no longer had the power to offer pardons to criminals. The answer is the third option.
