How Did President Johnson Contribute To Government

President Johnson’s being the most effective president in the maintenance of the democracy that our founding fathers have envisioned throughout American history. President Johnson’s accomplishments in the 89th Congress, were social and economic reforms such major actions being Medicare and education for families in America. How President Johnson has improved social reform, improving the lives of all American citizens through numerous legislative successes. Beginning with the Elementary and Secondary Education Act which funded one billion dollars enabling equal access to education for children to achieve success in what they would have an interest in. It emphasized the importance of Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act allowing priority higher funding
Medicare enables citizens for both health and financial security for the people, it gives treatment to the people in need without the worry of death from illness. Through this act since 1962. The life expectancy of people in America has increased by five years and eight years for African American women. Health is a major lifeline to the basic needs of human lives; President Johnson has created more access to health care for the people in need, not only improving American citizens but majorly improving socially undermining minorities overall. (LBJ, 384) In a democracy, what matters is the voice of the people; this can be for change towards corruption or a better quality of life, President Johnson’s major contribution would be the Civil Rights Act. In which the act has outlawed discrimination based on race, color, gender, religion, or national origin. It would for all races in America voting rights through the removal of registration requirements and the bias against minorities. The establishment of EEOC, a government agency that enforced protection against the people who were discriminated