Questions: What did President Johnson label his overall program of domestic reform? the New Beginning the True Deal the New Frontier the New America the Great Society

The answer is the Great Society.

This term is not associated with President Johnson's domestic reform program.

This term is not historically linked to President Johnson. It seems to be a play on words related to Franklin D. Roosevelt's "New Deal."

This term was used by President John F. Kennedy to describe his own set of domestic policies and initiatives.

This term is not associated with President Johnson's domestic reform program.

This is the correct term. President Lyndon B. Johnson labeled his overall program of domestic reform as the "Great Society." It aimed to eliminate poverty and racial injustice, and included initiatives in education, healthcare, urban renewal, and transportation.