Question

Which of the following Great Society programs best illustrate that Lyndon Johnson disagreed with the views of most Southern Democrats in the 1960's?
Select one:
a. Social Security Act
b. the Voting Rights Act of 1965
c. Head Start
d. Tonkin Gulf Resolution

Answer 1

@aryandecoolest @wwhitlock

Answer 2

@Abhisar

Answer 3

The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution is not a government program. Social Security started during the Franklin Roosevelt administration. Southern Democrats in the 1960s were the remnant of the Democratic Party that was pro-slavery 100 years earlier. These "Dixiecrats" argued that all Southern whites needed to vote as a bloc to keep civil rights laws from being passed. They probably didn't like Head Start either, but that's a minor thing.