Question

During President Johnson’s administration, ALL of the following are signs of the triumph of liberalism EXCEPT which? Democratic control of the House and Senate. the call for “law and order” judges. the decisions of the Warren Court. the expansion of civil and voting rights. the programs of the Great Society

Answer 1

Liberals were happy about the Democratic control of both the House and Senate. That was huge for them! They were also happy about the decisions of the Warren Court (focused on protecting citizens), the expansion of civil and voting rights, and the programs of the Great Society. However, they weren't happy with the call for "law and order" judges.

Answer 2

The correct answer is B) the call for "law and order" judges.

During President Johnson’s administration, all of the following options were signs of the triumph of liberalism except the call of "law and order" judges.

Liberalism was a key component of President Lyndon B. Jhonson's Administration. His flag program, The Great Society, was aimed to solve the poverty problems in America, abolish inequity, reduce crime, and improve the environmental conditions in the country.

Chief Justice Earl Warren led a liberal majority to use the judicial power in a way that did not like the conservatives in power. What was not a sign of liberalism that characterized Johnson's administration was the call for "law and order" judges.