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Chapter 22 Reagan
Chapter 22 questions
Question | Answer |
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budget deficit | the amount which government spending for a year exceeds gov. income |
Jerry Falwell | founded the Moral Majority |
Ronald Reagan | destroyed communism |
Tiananmen Square | hundreds of unarmed people were massacred and gunned down |
David A Stockman | proponent of supply-side economics but later criticized Reagonomics |
Malaise Speech | speech Pres. Carter gave to urge Americans to control their spending |
Israel and South Africa | suspected of having nuclear weapons |
Westside Community School District v. Mergens | allowed students to form an after school Christian group |
Planned Parenthood of Southwestern PA v. Casey | allowed states to put certain limits on legalized abortion |
American hostages in Iran released | happened hours after Reagan was sworn in |
Ronald Reagan | “Great Communicator” |
Savings and Loan crisis | broke Bush’s pledge for no new taxes |
Glasnost | lifted media censorship and allowed public criticism of the Soviet government |
Reagan’s administration | supported the repression of regimes to stop communism |
David A. Stockman | appointed to sell Reaganomics to Congress |
Jesse Jackson | candidate that generated excitement in 1988 |
Ronald Reagan | believed that nuclear disarmament would not halt Soviet expansion |
Berlin Wall | both East and West Berliners resented the presence of the wall |
R. Reagan | believed economic engagement and diplomacy are powerful tools for change |
Perestroika | when Mikhail Gorbachev restructured the corrupt government bureaucracy |
Wealthy Americans | benefited the most from the economic policies of the 1980s |
Roots of the Conservative shift | opposition to cultural & government policies of the past |
Clarence Thomas | faced a bitter Senate battle after being accused of sexual harassment |
Women Voters | higher proportions of women voted, and they voted differently than men |
Tiananmen Square Massacre | biggest setback for democracy after the Cold War |
New Right | a coalition of conservative media commentators, think tanks, and Christians |
Space Shuttle design | significant because it could be reused |
U.S. peacekeepers | traveled to Lebanon in 1983 to keep instability from spreading |
Attack on Iraq | to protect petroleum supplies and respond to reports of atrocities in Iraq |