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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
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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

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It would be the "Voting Rights Act of 1965" that best illustrates that Lyndon Johnson disagreed with the views of most Southern Democrats in the 1960's, since this gave African Americans the right to vote. 
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