A major goal of the Great Society programs

begun under President Lyndon B. Johnson was to

(1) stimulate oil production in the United States

(2) provide tax concessions to manufacturers

(3) reduce poverty in the nation

(4) increase the size of the armed forces

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A major goal of the Great Society programs

begun under President Lyndon B. Johnson was to

(1) stimulate oil production in the United States

(2) provide tax concessions to manufacturers

(3) reduce poverty in the nation

(4) increase the size of the armed forces

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Raelynn Tanner · Answer 1

A major goal of the Great Society programs begun under President Lyndon B. Johnson was to " (3) reduce poverty in the nation" and add extra prosperity for all.

Zayne Edwards · Answer 2

The major goal of the Great Society programs was to 3) reduce poverty in the nation and eliminate racial injustice

A major goal of the Great Society programsbegun under President Lyndon B. Johnson was to(1) stimulate oil production in the United States(2) provide tax concessions to manufacturers(3) reduce poverty in the nation(4) increase the size of the armed forces

A major goal of the Great Society programs

begun under President Lyndon B. Johnson was to

(1) stimulate oil production in the United States

(2) provide tax concessions to manufacturers

(3) reduce poverty in the nation

(4) increase the size of the armed forces