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These acts would help make a greater society as they made a better and more equal like for african americans as they were no longer able to be denied service and were now allowed the right to vote.

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The issue addressed with this Program was that housing in the suburbs was far too expensive and not widely available. This Program changed that as it made over 240,000 homes while also building them with the intent of having their rent be low.

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Group Members: Katrina Lim, Marwa Moustakib, Isela Pina

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Group Members: Katrina Lim, Marwa Moustakib, Isela Pina

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1) This program addressed poverty, education, and joblessness in the United States.  This program gave pre-school and health services to lower income children, opened volunteer job programs to help the poor, vocational training, and started a food stamp program.

2) This program would help create a great society because it helped millions of low-income Americans and families. Head Start, VISTA, Job Corps, and Federal Food Assistance were all expanded and continue to exist.

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1) The issues addressed were civil rights, fair housing, and voter protection; the Civil Rights Act addressed the segregation from public places and jobs, the Fair Housing Act made it unlawful to deny anyone housing on the basis of race, and the Voting Rights
Act outlawed discriminatory voting practices such as literacy tests.

2) These acts would help make a greater society as they made a better and more equal like for African Americans as they were no longer able to be denied service and were now allowed the right to vote.

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This program would help create a great society by making the school system better by helping low-income children with education and experiences. It also helped for getting text books and other materials. Today, it still stands, helping kids enroll into schools, helps with low-income, and the "No Child Left Behind" act passed by President George W. Bush in 2001. It has increased funding for schools but has been controversial since it "stresses standardized testing and contains financial rewards and punishments for schools regarding testing targets".

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This Program would help create a Great Society because it would offer low-cost housing to millions of Americans in urban areas, allowing society to grow to be more inclusive. The Programs legacy is to create more living areas for Americans, but also had social issues that persisted in urban areas.

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1) Joseph Califano was a special assistant to President Johnson in 1965 and was the senior domestic policy aid for his term.

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Sarabeth Reynolds, Addy Carson, Sophia Ciccarelli, Emily Nelson

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Sarabeth Reynolds, Addy Carson, Sophia Ciccarelli, Emily Nelson

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1. Thomas Sowell is a conservative economist, author, social commentator and senior fellow at Stanford. He wrote the “The War on Poverty Revisited”  talking about his views on the great society.
2. Sowell is arguing that the great society is not beneficial and instead causes damage to society. He says that the continuation of the rise of African Americans out of poverty did not accelerate. Housing projects and new policies increased the crime rates along with teenage pregnancy. He says that more progress was made with civil rights before the great society.

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Group Members: Elyssa Murillo, Jorge Cortes, Madisyn Corrales, Minh Chau Nguyen

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Group Members: Elyssa Murillo, Jorge Cortes, Madisyn Corrales, Minh Chau Nguyen

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This program would help create a great society due to allowing for older men and women to live longer with free health care and services. The program is still around to this day 56 years later.

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Group Members: Alexis Martinez, Isaac Quintero, Nicole Shane, Kaitlin Tran

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Group Members: Alexis Martinez, Isaac Quintero, Nicole Shane, Kaitlin Tran

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Group Members: Jenna Luu, Emma Stockton, Jessa Kleinman

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Group Members: Jenna Luu, Emma Stockton, Jessa Kleinman

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1) This program addressed the quality of education for low-income children and improve their overall school performance once they reached Kindergarten. This program addressed this issue by providing more than $1 billion of federal aid to public schools for textbooks and other materials. It also had provisions that provided additional funding to low-income schools, known as Title I

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Group Members: Nhu Hoang, Colin Todd, Britney Bui, Kyla Lopez

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Group Members: Nhu Hoang, Colin Todd, Britney Bui, Kyla Lopez

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1.) Immigrants were prohibited to continue immigration due to the laws made in the 1920s, which limited the number of Southern and Eastern Europeans and completely restricted Asian And African immigration. However, the Immigration Act of 1965 abolished the strict immigration quotas by allowing immigrants to immigrate based on nationality. Once the law was signed, President Johnson stated that the previous prohibitions were "un-American" and "violated the basic principle of American democracy."

2.) Changed the cultural landscape of America and led to the growth in a variety of origin immigration (ie Latin American and Asian) --cue to the pie charts.

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Social Security provided safety for Americans who were 65 and over. However this did not provide any medical benefits. In 1965, the Social Security Act allowed Medicare. This was a program that gave Americans 65 and over access to health insurance at a low cost. With Medicare being an insurance program, they wanted to provide financial responsibility for illnesses everywhere for everyone. Johnson's healthcare policies came up with another program called Medicaid that gave other heath benefits to the poor and Americans who received welfare.

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1) What Issue was being addressed? How did this Program address it?

2) How would this Program help create a Great Society? What is the Program's legacy?

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1) Source - who is Thomas Sowell?

2) Summarize Sowell's argument on the success of the Great Society

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1) What Issue was being addressed? How did this Program address it?

2) How would this Program help create a Great Society? What is the Program's legacy?

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1) Source - who is Joseph Califano?

2) Summarize Califano's argument on the success of the Great Society.

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1) What Issues were being addressed? How did these Acts address it?

2) How would these Acts help create a Great Society? What are the Act's legacy?

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1) What Issue was being addressed? How did this Program address it?

2) How would this Program help create a Great Society? What is the Program's legacy?

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1) What Issue was being addressed? How did this Program address it?

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1) What Issue was being addressed? How did this Program address it?

2) How would this Program help create a Great Society? What is the Program's legacy?

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2) Some of the success brought from the Great Society include,  the portion of American Poverty dropped from 22.2 to 12.6 percent. Without the American poverty solution in todays society there would be 24 million MORE Americans in poverty. With the access to to Medicare Medicare has served more than 200 million Americans in need. The Great Society program also included food stamps for those who cannot afford to purchase food items, this program helps feed more than 20 million men, women,  and children in more than 8 million households.