Question

change in the white house
it took the work of all three branches to finally protect the civil rights of
african americans and other minority groups in the united states. as the
leader of the nation and the executive branch, the president holds an
important role in bringing about change.
in 1963, president john f. kennedy asked for legislation \giving all americans
the right to be served in facilities which are open to the public—hotels,
restaurants, theaters, retail stores, and similar establishments,\ as well as
\greater protection for the right to vote.\ he was assassinated that same
year, but the new president, lyndon b. johnson, helped push the bill through
congress. finally, the civil rights act of 1964 became law. both men used
their power and influence to enforce major political and social change.
president john kennedy
and vice president
lyndon johnson
in 1963, who asked for legislation (laws) to \give all americans the right to be 1 point
served in facilities open to the public?\
○ lyndon b. johnson
○ john f. kennedy
○ joe biden
○ barack obama
who replaced kennedy as president and helped push the civil rights bill
through congress in 1964? 1 point
○ lyndon b. johnson
○ martin luther king, jr.
○ jim crow
○ jimmy carter

Explanation:

Para la primera pregunta, el texto dice claramente: "En 1963, el presidente John F. Kennedy pidió legislación".
Para la segunda pregunta, el texto dice: "fue asesinado ese mismo año, pero el nuevo presidente, Lyndon B. Johnson, ayudó a empujar el proyecto de ley a través del Congreso".

Answer:

1. B. John F. Kennedy
2. A. Lyndon B. Johnson