Question

What was the impact of President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society programs? A. Citizens were able to take advantage of more social services. B. The Vietnam War ended sooner. C. The balance of power in federalism shifted more power to the states. D. The U.S. adopted an isolationist approach to foreign affairs.

Answer 1

a) citizens were able to take advantage of more social services" would be the best option from the list, since this program was a series of domestic initiatives meant to give people more upward mobility.