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maxush-Great Society

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General agreement among individuals consensus
Bringing people with different ideas together to provide a common solution to a problem coalitions
LBJ declares, says the US should use all it’s resources to defeat poverty War on Poverty
Agency created to wage war on poverty, it created jobs and dispersed funds Office of Economic Opportunity
LBJ’s program for America, calls for a more equitable society Great Society
Dem. LBJ Rep. Barry Goldwater LBJ wins in a landslide Election of 1964
Health insurance for the elderly, funded through social security/Health care for those living below the poverty line Medicare/Medicaid
Federal aid to public schools, first time Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Federally funded preschool program for the disadvantaged Project Head Start
Volunteers in Service to America, domestic peace corps, put young people to work in poor school districts VISTA
education and job training program for at risk youths Job Corps
Department created to deal with the deterioration of the inner city Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
First Sec. of HUD, first African American cabinet member Robert Weaver
Matching funds program between local, state, and federal governments to help cities with transportation, health care, housing, and police Model Cities Act
Eliminates the quota system for immigration, creates “first come first served” system, keeps limits on number of immigrants Immigration reform Act
Established school breakfast program and expanded the school lunch program Child Nutrition Act
Offered tuition scholarships, student loans, and work study programs for low and middle income college students Higher Education Act
Forced states to clean up interstate waterways Water Quality Act
Established standards and goals for air quality Clean Air Act
Supports highway safety through improved coordination between federal, state, and local governments, established training standards for EMT’s Highway Safety Act
Requires consumer products to have true and accurate information labels Fair Packaging and Labeling Act
Established safety standards for the automobile and related industries National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act
Many people benefited, much opposition, many felt Great Society intruded into lives of Americans to much, many programs never fully funded Impact
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