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Richard Nixon was an advocate of Black capitalism. True False

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00:01 Hello students, in this question we have been asked which of the following efforts by richard nixon did not run counter to the programs and goals of lyndon johnson's administration.

00:25 So, options given are a.

00:26 Impounding funds appropriated by congress for urban renewal, b.

00:35 Establishing environmental protection agency, epa, c.

00:41 Dismantling the office of economic opportunity, and then we have option d.

00:57 None of the above.

01:00 So, efforts that did not counter was that they both advocate, johnson also advocate for environmental protection, so establishing the epa, that is environmental protection law, did not counter the programs with lyndon johnson because they aligned with the actions of nixon and their goal.

01:31 So, the correct answer here would be option b...

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