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LBJ -Lyndon Baines Johnson -became follower of FDR -showed remarkable ability to forge compromises -helped pass Civil Rights Act of Johnson encouraged the nation to move past the assassination -sent Congress a program to fix the nation’s problems

LBJ -Lyndon Baines Johnson -became follower of FDR -showed remarkable ability to forge compromises -helped pass Civil Rights Act of Johnson encouraged the nation to move past the assassination -sent Congress a program to fix the nation’s problems

LBJ’s Agenda -large tax reductions -Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned discrimination -Unconditional War on Poverty 1964 State of the Union Head Start Jobs Corps VISTA -Election of 1964 Johnson Barry Goldwater

LBJ’s Agenda -large tax reductions -Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned discrimination -Unconditional War on Poverty 1964 State of the Union Head Start Jobs Corps VISTA -Election of 1964 Johnson Barry Goldwater

Great Society -’64 election gives Johnson a mandate -creating a higher SOL and providing equal opportunity were objectives of Great Society Over 60 programs passed -Secondary Education Act -Medicare -Medicaid -HUD -National Endowment for the Humanities

Great Society -’64 election gives Johnson a mandate -creating a higher SOL and providing equal opportunity were objectives of Great Society Over 60 programs passed -Secondary Education Act -Medicare -Medicaid -HUD -National Endowment for the Humanities

Government Protection -Immigration Act Department of Transportation -environmental protection Rachel Carson “Silent Spring” Water Quality & Clean Air Act -consumer protection Ralph Nader -Fair Packaging and Labeling Act

Government Protection -Immigration Act Department of Transportation -environmental protection Rachel Carson “Silent Spring” Water Quality & Clean Air Act -consumer protection Ralph Nader -Fair Packaging and Labeling Act

Warren Court -Chief Justice Earl Warren led the Supreme Court on an activist stance Court began to interpret rights in a broader fashion -Brown v. Board, Mapp v. Ohio, Gideon v. Wainwright, Miranda v. Arizona, 1966

Impact of the Great Society -extension of federal power -rate of poverty did decrease -growing budget deficit -conservative backlash -conflict in Vietnam -choice between war and the Great Society programs -”Guns or butter”