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How did the programs associated with Johnson's "war on poverty" expand the Social Security program of the 1930s? Elimination Tool Select one answer A Health insurance for senior citizens was added to the promise of Social Security through Medicare and Medicaid. B Federal programs under Johnson revitalized the Tennessee Valley Authority, reducing poverty rates in Appalachia. C Congress lowered the eligibility age for Social Security pensions to 65 to benefit more American seniors. D Congress increased funding for Social Security to ensure it would be available when "baby boomers" started to retire.
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