What is the primary goal of the Great Society?

• To increase the nation's wealth

• To expand the government's power

• To win international accolades

• To improve the quality of life for its people

Which area is NOT directly targeted by the proposed initiatives?

• Education

• Urban living

• Healthcare

• Space exploration

What is proposed to enhance the beauty of America?

• Increasing the number of highways

• Expanding urban areas

• Reducing river and air pollution

• Building more skyscrapers

How does the Great Society plan to support democracy?

• By increasing taxes

• By reducing government transparency

• By limiting the right to vote

• By eliminating obstacles to voting

What is the basic task outlined for achieving the Great Society's goals?

• To restrict international trade

• To grow the economy and improve quality of life

• To decrease the national debt

• To increase military spending

Why was Lyndon Johnson's background considered good preparation for becoming president?

• He had a strong military background.

• He was a successful businessman.

• He had extensive legislative experience.

• He was a popular media personality.

What was one of the methods Lyndon Johnson used to persuade people, which was known as "The Treatment"?

• He would give long and detailed presentations.

• He would use his physical presence and verbal barrage to overwhelm people.

• He would provide statistical evidence to support his points.

• He would negotiate compromises behind closed doors.

What was the main idea behind President Johnson's political strategy in pushing through Congress Kennedy's proposals and expanding them with his own vision of the Great Society?

• To reduce the federal budget deficit.

• To implement a strong foreign policy.

• To create a more equitable society with expanded social programs.

• To increase military spending.

Which key term or person is associated with the legislation that aimed to eliminate poverty and racial injustice during President Johnson's term?

• Barry Goldwater

• Medicare

• The Great Society

• Johnson Doctrine

What was a significant aspect of Lyndon Johnson's leadership style according to the text?

• His ability to delegate tasks effectively.

• His knowledge and preparation on subjects he dealt with.

• His preference for written communication.

• His focus on international diplomacy.