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The primary areas President Johnson's Great Society addressed were poverty, civil rights, and health care. The great society was a program in US which was under the president Johnson Lyndon .The main objective of this program was to eradicate poverty and eliminate racial discrimination.Oct 26, 2015
Answer:
The primary areas that president Johnson’s great society addressed were that of poverty, health care, and civil rights.
Explanation:
- President Lyndon Baines Johnson, popularly known as LBJ, was a renowned statesman from Texas who took charge as the '36th president' of the United States after the 'assassination of J.F.Kennedy'.
- Before he assumed the post of the president, he had served as the vice president for 2 years.
- During the seven years of his presidentship, he implemented several measures in order to eradicate poverty, foster health care facilities, and abolish racial discrimination to bring equality.
- He intended to bring these reforms through a program called 'The Great Society' which was a brainchild of his own.
- Though the program created a positive hype among the people, it wasn't as successful as it should've been.
