Quiz on Social Reforms and Influential Figures

A cabinet-level department created in 1966 to oversee transportation issues.

A campaign led by Lady Bird Johnson to improve the nation's appearance, including the Highway Beautification Act.

A cabinet department formed in 1965 to address housing needs, particularly for low-income families.

Environmental activist whose book Silent Spring raised awareness about the dangers of pesticides.

An advocate for consumer safety whose book Unsafe at Any Speed led to significant reforms in the automobile industry.

Legislation that ended ethnic quotas and opened U.S. immigration to people from all parts of the world.

A 1965 law aimed at providing federal funding to schools that served low-income students.

A program created in 1965 to help low-income individuals and families with healthcare costs.

A federal program established in 1965 to provide health insurance to people aged 65 and older.

The Republican candidate in the 1964 election, a staunch conservative who advocated ending the welfare state.