What contributed to Lyndon B. Johnson's belief that the federal
government should work actively to improve the lives of
ordinary Americans?
A Johnson came from a rich background, but he was aware of
economic disparities
B Johnson believed that some Americans were incapable of taking
care of themselves.
C Johnson had worked for the National Youth Administration during
the New Deal, and he saw the positive results of government
intervention.
D Johnson saw the federal government's role in assisting the poor as
a religious obligation.