New Frontier and Great Society CH. 24 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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What was the name given to domestic policies that Lyndon Johnson wanted to create as president

A

Great Society

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List the 5 categories in which discrimination was outlawed in the Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Race, religion, color, gender, national origin

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3
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What dose VISTA stand for

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Volunteer in Service to America

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What did VISTA do

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provided needed resources/services to communities to lift them out of poverty

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5
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What did the Immigration Act of 1965 remove from the 1920 US Immigration Laws

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The Quota System

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This is a Federal Insurance Program for people over 65/younger people with disabilities

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Medicare

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State and Federal government program that provides health insurance to children/adults with limited income

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Medicaid

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8
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Republican candidate for president in 1964:

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Barry Goldwater

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Government programs that guarantees certain benefits to particular group of the population

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Entitlement programs

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10
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What were some entitlement programs

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Medicaid/Medicare

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Medicare:

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Federal Insurance Program for people over 65/younger people with disabilities

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Medicaid:

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State and Federal government program that provides health insurance to children/adults with limited income

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13
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What year was the election of Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater

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1964

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Gov. program that provides early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low income families/children

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Head-Start Program

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Provided Federal Gov. funding to schools to help with professional development and instructional materials/resources

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Elementary and Secondary Educational Acts

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Federal Agency that addresses nations housing needs and created fair housing laws

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Department of Housing and Urban Development

17
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Federal program that offers free education/ vocational training to young peoples ages 16-24

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Head-Start Program

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Gov. program that provides early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low income families/children

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Elementary and Secondary Educational Acts

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Provided Federal Gov. funding to schools to help with professional development and instructional materials/resources

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Department of Housing and Urban Development

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Federal Agency that addresses nations housing needs and created fair housing laws

21
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Job Corps

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Federal program that offers free education/ vocational training to young peoples ages 16-24

22
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What age group did the Job Corps offer free education/vocational training to

23
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Economic Opportunity Act

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Attacked the roots of unemployment and poverty in America

24
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What are some current problems with Medicare

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Cost have been expanding too fast which has given rise to more dept

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What problems do critics of The Great Society say exist today?
Argue that programs didn't end poverty and made a culture of dependency and a permanent "lowerclass"
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What did The Great Society programs support
Education
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Where did Lyndon Johnson take oath after the assassination
In the cabin of Air Force One
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Civil Rights Bill
Johnson's continuation of Kennedy's ideas to fight segregation