Question

In the election of 1964, President Johnson was opposed by the ruggedly handsome and refreshingly candid

A. Ronald Reagan.
B. Barry Goldwater.
C. David Eisenhower.
D. Theodore Green

Answer 1

In the election of 1964, President Johnson was opposed by Barry Goldwater. Goldwater, a conservative candidate, was the Republican nominee for president. President Johnson won the election by a wide margin.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the election of 1964, President Johnson was opposed by Barry Goldwater. Goldwater, a conservative candidate who did not believe in the government's responsibility to fix social issues, was the Republican nominee for president. President Johnson won the election by a wide margin, receiving more than 15 million popular votes and a majority of the electoral votes.