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This article examines the similarities and differences between the government policies of The New Deal and The Great Society in the United States. Both aimed to enhance society through employment programs, support of the arts, housing initiatives, and legislation for the elderly, but diverged in their emphasis on education and civil liberties for African Americans.
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Similarities • The government is used to enhance society • Government sponsored employment programs • Government support of the arts • Federal encouragement to build housing • Federal legislation to help the elderly
Differences • Education a key part of the Great Society • Federal legislation protecting civil liberties of African Americans