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

After President John F. Kennedy's assassination than President Lyndon B. Johnson did in regard to the civil rights act of 1964 is the option A. President Johnson did not put any pressure on Congress to pass the act.

Answer 2

After President John F. Kennedy's assassination President Johnson did not put any pressure on Congress to pass the act.  

The “Civil Rights Act of 1964” was enacted on the 2nd July 1964 and which stated that there should be no the discrimination on the basis of, color, race, religion, sex, or national origin. This law protected the rights of the employees and job applicants. On July 2nd, President Johnson signed on the act and turned it into law.