President Johnson's Vision of a Great Society Was a Society

President Johnson's vision of a Great Society was a society where

A) poverty and racial injustice would be eliminated, and economic opportunity would be available for all.
B) inequalities between social classes could be eliminated by government wealth-redistribution schemes.
C) individuals and corporations could work as partners to eliminate poverty without the need for elaborate government-sponsored social-welfare programs.
D) independent farmers and small shop owners would once again form the backbone of a free and democratic citizenry in the Jeffersonian mold.
E) whites would dominate all of other races and ethnic groups.