Question

since the 1960s, the medicare and medicaid programs have successfully
reduced discrimination against minorities in renting and housing.
increased the number of college graduates among all groups.
reduced the amount of military spending in the national budget.
increased the number of people who have health insurance.

Explanation:

Medicare and Medicaid are U.S. federal health insurance programs launched in the 1960s. Medicare primarily covers adults 65+ and certain disabled individuals, while Medicaid provides coverage for low-income people. Their core purpose is expanding access to health insurance, not addressing housing discrimination, college graduation rates, or military spending.

Answer:

increased the number of people who have health insurance.