Identifying Key Domestic Policies of the 1960s

In the context of the United States during the period of 1945 to 1980, a significant focus was placed on domestic policies that reflected social change, economic growth, and government intervention. Among these initiatives, one program aimed specifically to combat poverty and promote education, healthcare, and overall social welfare. This program was a response to changing societal needs and aimed to alleviate the economic struggles faced by many Americans in the post-war era. Which of the following domestic policies was primarily centered on addressing these challenges?