Besides creating jobs, what did President Johnson believe was the key to ending poverty?

President Johnson initiated many programmes to help end poverty among the United States. Within them, one of the ideas was to create jobs and the other one was to simplify gaining higher education level for youths. President Johnson initiated also Social Security Act (1965), The Economic Opportunity Act (1964) and Food Stamp Act (1964).

Answered by SlowZasob | 2024-06-10

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Answered by ZyloxxMC | 2024-06-14

President Johnson believed that education was key to ending poverty, alongside job creation. He initiated programs like the Job Corps and Head Start, and passed the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to improve educational access and resources. His approach aimed to empower individuals through education, helping them secure better jobs and uplift their communities.
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Answered by SlowZasob | 2024-09-26