How did young Americans respond to John F. Kennedy's challenge?A.They became less committed to change.B.They became more conservative.C.They became more involved in social action.D.They became less interested in politics.

What were President Kennedy's policies called?A.The Fair DealB.The Great SocietyC.The New FrontierD.The New Deal

Which of these measures did President Kennedy succeed in passing?A.A higher minimum wageB.Tax cutsC.Universal health careD.Aid for education

President Johnson gained more support for social reforms after:A.The death of President KennedyB.The Bay of Pigs invasionC.The Gulf of Tonkin incidentD.The Cuban Missile Crisis

Which statement about John F. Kennedy's actions on civil rights is true?A.He cautiously supported civil rights.B.He ignored the civil rights movement.C.He promoted civil rights without considering Southern Democrats.D.He joined conservatives in opposing the civil rights movement.

Which statements are true regarding Kennedy's plans for domestic reform?Multiple select question.His plans were hampered by his razor-thin popular mandate and the composition of Congress.His most ambitious social programs were enacted under President Johnson.His social programs were relatively unambitious and got no national attention.He was widely heralded for bringing about the end of de facto segregation in the South.He had difficulty in connecting with the public, so he could never get traction for his programs.