Which of the historical events complicated the feasibility of a successful "war on poverty" in the United States during Lyndon B. Johnson's presidency? Elimination Tool Select one answer A The difficulty of fighting two simultaneous wars: against communism abroad and poverty at home. B A deep economic recession resulting from wartime expenditures made funding a war on poverty difficult. C Johnson's decision not to seek reelection in 1968 signaled an end to presidential support for the war on poverty. D The Civil Rights movement took precedent in Congress over a war to end poverty during the Johnson administration.

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