What Set President Lyndon B

question 59

Multiple Choice

What set President Lyndon B. Johnson apart from his predecessor John F. Kennedy?

• A) He was willing to focus on Cold War issues the way Kennedy did not.
• B) He was free from the legacy of political compromise in Congress that had weakened Kennedy's reputation.
• C) He had the charm and affability that the often-aloof Kennedy could not muster.
• D) He knew the meaning of poverty and racial injustice from his own life experiences.
• E) He lacked the political experience in Congress that made Kennedy such an effective president.

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