Why was Johnson's War on Poverty unpopular with many people?
A. Programs imposed higher taxes on most Americans and did not appear to be helping anyone.
B. It forced budget cuts to military programs when many Americans were strong supporters of the Vietnam War.
C. It appeared to support politically radical and militant members of society.
D. There was no visible means for supporting Medicare or Medicaid programs.
Answer: C
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