verb (used with or without object), present singular 1st person wot, 2nd wost, 3rd wot, present plural wit or wite; past and past participle wist; present participle witting.
Multiple Choice 1. What did President Kennedyâs domestic agenda primarily fight? (1 point) unemployment communism Republicans poverty 2. Which of these was a result of the Equal Pay Act? (1 point) Employment practices became fairer.est Answer: 1. What did President Kennedyâs domestic agenda primarily fight? (1 point) (0 pts) unemployment (0 pts) communism (0 pts) Republicans (1 pt) poverty 0 /1 point 2. Which of these was a result of the Equal Pay Act?
By the early 1960s, events in the South â including the harsh treatment of peaceful protestors by the police and the murders of civil rights activists â brought national attention to the gulf between blacks and whites. President John F. Kennedy responded by calling for a meaningful civil rights bill in 1963. After his assassination that year, his successor, Lyndon B. Johnson took up the cause. With the support of activists such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Johnson was able to get a bill past the House and Senate in 1964.