Question 7 • MS U.S. History - SS3307 B-IC
The Great Society was Lyndon B. Johnson’s vision of a country with less poverty and greater equality and opportunity. In that ideal, no American would live in poverty, people would be free and equal, and all children would have access to education. It did not mean everyone belonged to one economic class, and recreation was not considered wasteful.
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