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1.What did president johnson do to give people "hope" in the 1960's during the Great Society ?

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pishuonlain [190]3 years ago
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Answer:

He was known for civil rights legislation and social welfare initiatives. These gave hope to the people.

He responded to the civil rights movement and subsidized private homes for low-income renters.

He gave black Americans in the South the opportunity to participate in the electoral process as full citizens.

Instituted an antipoverty and anticrime programs

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