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The Great Society programs had a large impact on America today. Great society programs helped retired/ elderly people be able to not work until death through Medicare. They also helped people who can not afford health care through medicare. The society programs also helped the overall health for Americans allowing longer lived lives and less sickness through the increase in medical studies and medicines.

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LBJ's Great Society programs aimed to eliminate poverty and racial injustice in the U.S. They introduced Medicare, Medicaid, education reforms, and helped improve civil rights. Today, we still see the impact in the form of these healthcare programs, improved education opportunities, and ongoing civil rights advancements.

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LBJ's Great Society Programs helped many Americans, mostly through reducing the rates of poverty and racial discrimination. Different policies and programs helped to support low-income families by providing health insurance and equal access to education. LBJ also helped with desegregation, especially within schools. These programs made an impact on American lives for the better, even those today.

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LBJ's Great Society Programs helped reduce poverty and racial discrimination in the US, and their effects are still visible today through programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and ongoing civil rights protection.

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LBJ's Great Society had the impact of establishing programs that were aimed to diminish poverty within the U.S. Therefore, he also aimed to expand social welfare. LBJ wanted to focus on education, disease, Medicare, beautification, etc. Medicaid and Medicare are programs that we still see and use in society today.

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One of the most significant outcomes of President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society initiatives in the 1960s was the establishment of various programs aimed at eliminating poverty and expanding social welfare. The Great Society program became Johnson's agenda for Congress in January 1965: aid to education, attack on disease, Medicare, urban renewal, beautification, conservation, development of depressed regions, a wide-scale fight against poverty, control and prevention of crime and delinquency, and removal of obstacles.

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LBJs great society programs impacted Americans society becuase of his civil rights acts that he passed bridging the gap between the colored and white. LBJ became president after the assassination of JFK and during this time he greatly improved poverty doing so by "declaring war on poverty". Overall these programs that he developed like SS benefits and his large fight against poverty and controling crime led to impacts that are still here today.`

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Some effects of the Great Society programs are a decreased infant mortality rate and the authorization of Medicare by the Social Security Act of 1965. They also provided aid to education, attack on disease, Medicare, urban renewal, beautification, conservation, development of depressed regions, a wide-scale fight against poverty, control and prevention of crime and delinquency.

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LBJ assumed the role of presidency after JFK was assassinated. LBJ created programs modeled after FDR's new deal programs called the Great Society programs. Some of these include Job Corps and Medicare, all of which still benefit Americans today. He also improved the state of poverty in America.

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The Great Society Programs created by LBJ had a ginourmous impact on both American Society then and now. He recognized various problems and then he developed programs like the provided things like Social Security benefits, federal aid, and medicare. His main goal was to eliminate poverty. He also pasted laws to help end segregation and make America nore untied.

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LBJ created the Great Society Program during his presidency. The Great Society Program had a great effect on American society and helped improve Americans way of life. As a continuation of the New Deal, the Great Society Deal helped with poverty by creating greater education, health and medical care, and many other benefits. These benefits from LBJ are still being used today and have had an great impact on American citizens.

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During this time there were many new programs started by LBJ. some of these include Medicare which gave health insurance to people over the age of 65 and people in need of it. there was also Job Corps this helped people get jobs and schooling. Up Word Bounds also helped with education. There were also great improvements to poverty at this time. LBJ helped fight poverty by teaching people and targeting areas in need. there was also great reform in the civil rights movement. He pasted laws to help end segregation and make America more united and happy.

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Great Society Programs created by LBJ have massively impacted American Society, both back then and currently. He recognized various problems seen throughout society and developed this series of programs such as providing Social Security benefits, federal aid, and medicare with the main goal of eliminating poverty. Many of the programs created are still in use today.

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The Great Society Program had a profound impact on American society and improved the lives of many people. It focused on "war with poverty", which helped students and young and old people with stopping poverty. This impacts many people to this day and makes sure the healthcare system is available to everyone. Medicare is a great opportunity for people to have security in their health. All in all the Great Society programs are beneficial for America and has transformed it in many ways.

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The Great Society was created to improve aspects of American life that were less than adequate for citizens. It was a continuation of the New Deal with a few more modern issues, such as racial segregation, which the New Deal did not fully address. LBJ wanted society to have fewer people in poverty, which would, in turn, help schools and businesses different programs ranged in variety from racial issues to helping women and children. A huge addition that currently impacts many today and keeps the healthcare system available to everyone is the creation of Medicare for people who have no security in their health. Overall The Great Society programs were beneficial for America and transformed the states with a positive impact.

-Kaia Sesker

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LBJ started the Great Society programs that improved the lives of the American people. Rather than distributing the wealth of the people, he believed in using government money to support impoverished Americans. He implemented many programs, like the Elementary & Secondary Education Act, Medicare, Medicaid, Job Corps, and Head Start, to start his War on Poverty. These programs helped many people get jobs, better education, and medical care. LBJ is most remembered for his work in civil rights and the war in Vietnam.

-Emma, Kaia, Hannah

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LBJ started new programs that improved the lives of Americans. He put more wealth in the pocket of individuals with financial equality. he improved impoverished families by providing meal stamps and financial aid. By providing medicare and medicaid he improved the health of retired folk and left people with more money to use for themselves. Although LBJ is more remembered for his work in vietnam his great society did improve the lives of Americans.

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LBJ's great society program impacted the education systems and poverty in America by implementing many government funded programs by pushing for better education, medical care, and financial aid for those need a helping hand. He also moved to eliminate segregation in public spaces and improved civil rights laws.

-Brycen, charlie, Coolin, James, Andrew, Holden

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LBJ decreased the poverty by 9% during his presidency as well as improved education and medical support. He invented the great society to improve these industries and make different programs to help people in any situation. He was remembered for his work with civil rights.

-Riley, Addison, Daphane

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Great Society Programs created by LBJ have massively impacted American Society, both back then and currently. He recognized various problems seen throughout society and developed this series of programs such as providing Social Security benefits, federal aid, and medicare with the main goal of eliminating poverty. Many of the programs created are still in use today.

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The Great Society was created by LBJ, and it consisted of programs to help students, poverty, young people and old people. Medicare and Medicaid and all of the people that can get it, improved their standard of living. The programs that have been continued to be provided, like the Weatherization Assistance Program; a program that helps reduce the heating and cooling costs for low income people, and reducing home energy costs through energy efficient investments. These programs have effected the society that we have today in many ways.

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LBJ identified the problems in American society and made efforts to improve it. This was in the form of the Great Society programs. It greatly expanded life in the classroom, with funding for primary and secondary education. This, and other programs helped LBJ with his fight against poverty and inequality.

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LBJ's plans to reform the education, medical, and employment industries increased the wealth of the United States and its people. He also implemented policies to remove segregation from public places. These policies and programs still effect the U.S. today and help us.

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LBJ created programs to secure social and financial equality. Making all races and hierarchies equal and getting the same amount of benefits. The Great Society was the major project in Congress during this time. The following programs were in the Great Society, medicare, education, beautification, and depressed regions. This was overall a fight against inequality and poverty, similar to WWII.

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Great Society programs impact Americans society through the cities, countryside, and classrooms. They have helped create more housing for our growing population and more ways for traffic. The program has also helped America in the classroom by making it more affordable and updated classrooms. This has helped a lot of low income citizens through America and America's society overall. Also the (ESEA) is still being used today making a big impact on American citizens.

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LBJ's great society paved the way to making the US strive to become was it is today. The Great Society program became Johnson's agenda for Congress in January 1965: aid to education, attack on disease, Medicare, urban renewal, beautification, conservation, development of depressed regions, a wide-scale fight against poverty, control and prevention of crime and delinquency, removal of obstacles to the right to vote

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LBJ recognized problems in society, mainly in the cities, countryside, and classrooms. He made a series of programs to help citizens, especially low income citizens. Many of the programs he made are still used today to help with poverty and to better the cities, countryside, and classrooms.

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The Great Society programs, created by LBJ, greatly benefited American society in the 60's up until present day. Lyndon B Johnson wanted to address the rising poverty and racial discrimination throughout the country. The Great Society was created, a set of various programs and laws, to decrease unemployment, provide medicare, desegregate the country, and give scholarships to college students. Each of those aspects of the Great Society forever changed the trajectory of discrimination that took place throughout the United States. The Great Society programs and accomplishments set the tone for future equality and civil rights that are now seen in today's society.

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Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society was a series of programs to bridge social and financial inequalities in the US. At the time, it marked an increase of government involvement in American society with laws like the 1964 Civil Rights Act and programs like Medicaid. Its lasting effects today include many community action programs to keep providing aid to disadvantaged groups like low income students or the elderly.

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LBJ created many different programs to help stop poverty that we still use today like Medicare and Medicaid. it also created Job Corps which gave education opportunities to young students. There was also the Elementary & Secondary Education Act which provided federal funding to improve primary and secondary schools and educational opportunities in the United States. Overall he did all these things in hopes to end poverty and help those who had lower incomes.

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LBJ's Great Society programs were designed to stop poverty and create a better society by improving healthcare, schooling, homes, training, and job opportunities. Today, we still see the lasting impact of these programs through things like healthcare and education policies in America.

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The Great Society had a huge impact on today's world in many ways including civil rights that were fought back then but changed the way society is forever. It established programs with the goal of eliminating poverty. For example establishing a volunteer Peace Corps to assist underdeveloped countries, raising the minimum wage and broadening its coverage, raising Social Security benefits, providing medicare, and providing federal aid to education.

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LBJ’s Great Society programs, like medicare, medicaid, and civil rights laws, aimed to reduce poverty and promote equality. They expanded healthcare, improved education, and tackled racial discrimination. Today, these programs still shape U.S. society by providing healthcare to millions, protecting civil rights, and influencing immigration and education policies.

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LBJ's Great Society programs reduced poverty by reforming healthcare, environmental, immigration, and education policies. For example, the medicare program was made to provide health coverage and increased financial security for older Americans who could not. These programs are still used today, making a big impact on Americans.

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Many historians state that the Great Society's most important domestic achievement may have been its success in translating some of the civil rights movement's demands into law. Many programs, such as Medicare, Medicaid, the Older Americans Act, and the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) of 1965, were created and are still in use today.

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The Great Society's education reforms, including the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, led to increased federal funding for schools and higher education opportunities. This legacy persists in modern educational policies and debates over equal access to quality education, particularly for disadvantaged students.