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How were the policies of the Great Society different from those of the New Deal? a They expanded existing government programs. b They included civil rights and immigration refor…

How were the policies of the Great Society different from those of the New Deal? a They expanded existing government programs. b They included civil rights and immigration refor…
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How were the policies of the Great Society different from those of the New Deal?

a
They expanded existing government programs.
b
They included civil rights and immigration reform.
c
They addressed the greatest needs of society.
d
They created new programs to improve social welfare.

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c. they addressed the greatest needs of society

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