Question

After President John F. Kennedy's assassination, what did president Lyndon B. Johnson do in regard to the civil rights act of 1964?
A. President Johnson did not put any pressure on Congress to pass the act.
B. President Johnson used his political skills to lead a filibuster against the act.
C. President Johnson used his political skills to pressure Congress to pass the act.

Answer 1

I Think President Johnson used his political skills to pressure Congress to pass the act. So Answer is 'C' 

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) President Johnson used his political skills to pressure Congress to pass the act.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 started as a piece of legislation developed by president Kennedy in the summer of 1963. After using executive power to desegregate the University of Alabama, Kennedy made a speech to a national audience regarding civil rights. He claimed that America, as a whole, must work together to treat African Americans equally. This is where he proposes his ideas for a civil rights bill that would ensure legal and social equality for African American citizens.

After his unexpected death, Lyndon B Johnson made it a goal to get this bill passed in Kennedy's honor.