Following the implementation of several great society programs

The Great Society Programs, introduced and implemented by President Lyndon B Johnson, resulted in easier access to healthcare for American citizens. President Johnson implemented multiple programs that ensured access to healthcare for more American citizens. These programs include Medicare and Medicaid

The good-paying, unskilled jobs of the past were disappearing, and those without education and skills were being left behind. The first piece of Great Society legislation, the Economic Opportunity Act 1964, tried to give people tools to get out of poverty.

The major policy areas

Privacy.

Civil rights

The "War On Poverty"

Education

Health

Welfare

The arts and cultural institutions

Transportation

Consumer Protection

The Environment

Housing Rural Development

Labour

Conservative Opposition