President Lyndon B. Johnson's domestic reform program is referred to as The Great Society. Johnson's focus was on leveling the playing field - reducing poverty and eradicating racial injustice - guaranteeing equal access to education and health care for all Americans. read more
President Lyndon Johnson pursued a set of programs for the US dubbed as the"Great Society" was a set of domestic programs in its goal to eliminate poverty and racial injustice. President Johnson under this program addressed education, medical care, urban problems. rural poverty, among others. read more