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Which of the following statements accurately explains a way that President Lyndon Johnson promoted civil rights?
(1 point)

He supported legislation that eliminated voter discrimination. These actions made it easier for citizens to participate in
elections.

He voted for ratification of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments during Reconstruction. These
amendments protected citizenship for all Black Americans.

He provided funding for equal pay in his Great Society programs. This ensured women would have the opportunity to
earn a fair wage.

He ensured that the Title IX program was implemented by all states. This ensured equity for women and minorities in
education.

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He supported legislation that eliminated voter discrimination. These actions made it easier for citizens to participate in elections.

Explanation: As president Johnson pushed and signed the Civil Rights Act (1964) and especially the Voting Rights Act (1965), which targeted discriminatory voting practices and expanded access to the ballot. The other options describe actions from different eras or laws (Reconstruction amendments, Equal Pay/Great Society, Title IX came later) and are not accurate for Johnson.