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... programs , they were later unable to expand the size of their farms without losing price supports and other benefits . Yet , the buy- out plan was considered only a limited success . THE CCC AND EMPLOYMENT Other New Deal programs ...
... programs , they were later unable to expand the size of their farms without losing price supports and other benefits . Yet , the buy- out plan was considered only a limited success . THE CCC AND EMPLOYMENT Other New Deal programs ...
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... program was intended to be the culmination of the ideas begun during the New Deal programs of Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration . ANTIPOVERTY PROGRAM The legislative program Johnson proposed , titled the Economic Opportunity Act of ...
... program was intended to be the culmination of the ideas begun during the New Deal programs of Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration . ANTIPOVERTY PROGRAM The legislative program Johnson proposed , titled the Economic Opportunity Act of ...
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... program caused the gov- ernment to divert funds away from programs aimed at fighting proverty . Economic problems for less skilled employees grew as the Vietnam War continued , and the OEO failed to modify its goals to account for the ...
... program caused the gov- ernment to divert funds away from programs aimed at fighting proverty . Economic problems for less skilled employees grew as the Vietnam War continued , and the OEO failed to modify its goals to account for the ...
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Editorial Board | 500 |
Readers Guide xiii | 507 |
African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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