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Chapter 27 Section 3 The New Frontier & The Great Society Riddlebarger

“All I have I would have given gladly not to be standing here today.” LBJ compassion upon taking office

LBJ Becomes President Very few similarities with Kennedy Little used as VP; chosen for his Southern roots. Big believer in the belief that gov. can be used to better peoples lives (liberal) Especially concerned about poor & underprivileged.

Enacting Kennedy’s Agenda LBJ was a master of the political process from his time in Congress. Allows him a smooth transition to President. Promised to continue Kennedy programs and encouraged passage of Kennedy plans. Like Civil Rights Act of 1964