In just under five years in the 1960s, Lyndon B. Johnson enacted nearly 200 pieces of legislation known as the Great Society, an unprecedented and bold set of programs aimed at improving Americans; everyday lives. 50 years later they examine the success of this enormous volume of programs many of which are so mundane and ordinary, it's hard to imagine a time without them . The accomplishments of the Civil Rights, War on Poverty, Education for Blacks and Whites, Health, Arts and Media, Housing and Urban Development, Immigration, Consumer Protection, see some of the accomplishments worked out well and some didn't either way they were accomplished .
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The Assembled Ranch Laborers are a group of migrant farmworkers in Riverside, California. The group is part of La CASA, the reason, of the Assembly led Ranch laborers. Anybody with a Mexican American legacy knows how and why it was made, writes Ruben Navarrete.
water/ocean the closer you were it was easier for merchants and trades to go from (Europe I'm guessing) to the New World (also guessing) also good farm land to plant crops for food (the south was popular because it didn't get too cold in the winter and the soil was good/fertile and not rocky)