In “The Great Society,” Lyndon B. Johnson addresses the need to improve education in America. Which details does Johnson use to develop this idea? Select all that apply. The Great Society He uses statistics to describe the number of Americans who did not complete their education. He tells an anecdote about a teacher who was important in his own life. He states that the education system will need more teachers and better-trained teachers. He directly appeals to the Michigan graduates to become educators. file:///C:/Users/Danielle/AppData/L ocal/Temp/Temp1_Untitled%20document %20(1).zip/Untitleddocument. html