What efforts were made by President Lyndon B. Johnson to improve American society?

President Johnson reduced taxes on the wealthy believing it would improve the economy.

President Johnson endorsed national reforms to improve conditions for those in poverty.

President Johnson sought to end the Vietnam War through gradually removing troops.

President Johnson established government work programs to reduce the unemployment rate.

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Zackary Bernard

10 March, 04:54

What efforts were made by President Lyndon B. Johnson to improve American society?

President Johnson reduced taxes on the wealthy believing it would improve the economy.

President Johnson endorsed national reforms to improve conditions for those in poverty.

President Johnson sought to end the Vietnam War through gradually removing troops.

President Johnson established government work programs to reduce the unemployment rate.

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Lesly Diaz · Answer 1

President Johnson endorsed national reforms to improve conditions for those in poverty.

This was dubbed: The Great Society.

Lilyana Juarez · Answer 2

The answer to this question is the last item from the choices which is "President Lyndon B. Johnson established government work programs to reduce the unemployment". This effort improves the status of the American Society where Pres. Lyndon highlights the importance of education and ways on how to lessen unemployment rate.