Great Society Program Under President Johnson
How did President Lyndon B. Johnson's perspective on the Great Society program shift in 1968?
AHe determined that providing financial assistance to struggling Americans was the responsibility of state governments rather than the federal government.
BHe concluded that the federal government should maintain a limited role in society, contrary to the expansive role required by the Great Society.
CHe realized that he should not have entered the Vietnam War and deeply regretted his 1966 decision to initiate the conflict.
DHe recognized that the complex issues addressed by the Great Society program could not be resolved within such a short time frame.
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