aimed to address systemic issues and provide relief to those in need. Johnson's "Great Society" programs, like Roosevelt's New Deal, sought to address poverty, inequality, and social injustices through government intervention and social welfare programs. Both presidents saw the role of government as crucial in improving the lives of the American people and believed in creating a safety net for the most vulnerable members of society. Additionally, both programs focused on infrastructure development, job creation, and expanding access to education and healthcare. Overall, Johnson's "Great Society" programs were similar to Roosevelt's New Deal and other programs in their goals of promoting social and economic progress through government action.
