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What experience did Johnson have in politics
He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1937,and the senate in 1948
In what year did Johnson become senate majority leader
1955
What was the Johnson treatment
His physical presence enabled him to intimidate friends and opponents
By 1976 how much of the population was receiving aid from Medicare or Medicade
20%
What did Kennedy’s proposed tax cut do for Johnson
Gave an extra $4-5 billion in extra revenues
Where did unemployment stand in 1965
1.4%
What had unemployment reached by 1967
3.8%
what was the progress the OEO had made by 1965
35,000 adults were learning to read and write, over 4 million families were receiving child benefits, 53 jobs corps providing job training
when were Medicare and Medicaid established
in 1965 under the Social Security act of 1965
what were the problems with Medicare and Medicaid
gaps in coverage, far more expensive than anticipated, those not covered still struggled with badly priced healthcare
what were some key problems in education in 1964
54 million had never finished high school, 8 million had under five years of schooling, schools were overcrowded and short of teachers
By how much did Johnson increase the governments budget for education
X2
what evidence is there that housing and alienation caused dissatisfaction rather than poverty
4/5 of rioters arrested in Detroit had jobs paying over $120 a week
what did the omnibus housing act do
financed rent supplements and $8 billion of low-and moderate-income housing
evidence that the war on poverty was successful
19 million benefited from Medicare and Medicaid, poverty fell, minimum wage rose by 35 cents, unemployment rate was at 13 year low
examples that the war on poverty failed
1/3 of non-white families lived below poverty line
why was there a protest at Berkeley uni
Uni authorities did not allow fundraising and political activity on campus
why did students protest war
fear of the draft, opposed to bombing, belief that Vietnam should be left to decide their own government
what was the largest anti-war protest
staged by SDS in DC in 1965 as many as 25,000 participated
what happened during stop the draft week in 1967
draft cards were publicly burned, radicals tried to close down Oakland draft headquarters
what happened at Woodstock in 1969
Jimi Hendrix performed 'Star Spangled Banner’ using amplifier feedback and distortion to make it sound like exploding bombs
what organisation was formed by Betty Freidan in 1966
National Organisation for Women (NOW)