President Lyndon B. Johnson pushed an ambitious domestic agenda during his presidency known as the Great Society. This included establishing programs to fight poverty like Head Start and Job Corps, passing Medicare and the Voting Rights Act, and significantly increasing funding for education. The 1964 election focused on issues like the Vietnam War and Johnson's opponent Barry Goldwater's more conservative stances, allowing Johnson to win in a landslide.

1. The Johnson Years

3. What were LBJ’s domestic priorities/accomplishments?

7. What were the crucial issues of the election of 1964?