President Reagan’s economic plan: tax cuts, less regulation, and cutting government spending to boost growth.

Reducing government rules on businesses to encourage competition and growth.

Scandal where the U.S. secretly sold weapons to Iran and used the money to fund rebels in Nicaragua.

A political group of conservative Christians who supported traditional values and helped elect Reagan.

The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, ending decades of tension between the U.S. and USSR.

Leader of the Soviet Union who introduced reforms and helped end the Cold War.

The world becoming more connected through trade, technology, and communication.

Trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico that removed tariffs.

U.S. response to the 9/11 attacks; focused on stopping terrorism worldwide.

Terrorist attacks by al-Qaeda on the U.S., including the World Trade Center and Pentagon.

Law that gave the government more power to find and stop terrorists; raised privacy concerns.

Started after 9/11 to remove the Taliban and fight al-Qaeda; became America’s longest war.

U.S. invaded Iraq over weapons of mass destruction (WMDs); no WMDs were found.

Affordable Care Act (2010)

Also called “Obamacare”; aimed to expand health insurance coverage.

Changed how people communicate and share information in the 21st century.

Great Recession (2007–2009)

A major economic downturn caused by a housing market crash and risky banking.

Supreme Court case that ended the Florida recount and gave George W. Bush the presidency.

First African American president; focused on healthcare, economic recovery, and equality.

Elected in 2016; focused on immigration, deregulation, and “America First” policies.

A major global issue; caused debate over environmental protection and government action.

LGBTQ+ Rights Movement

Fought for equal rights; same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide in 2015.

A movement protesting police violence and systemic racism, especially against Black Americans.

Political Polarization

Growing divide between conservatives and liberals in American politics.

Growth in internet, smartphones, and tech companies that changed the economy and daily life.

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Question	Answer
Reaganomics	President Reagan’s economic plan: tax cuts, less regulation, and cutting government spending to boost growth.
Supply-Side Economics	The idea that cutting taxes for businesses and the wealthy will grow the economy and help everyone.
Deregulation	Reducing government rules on businesses to encourage competition and growth.
Iran-Contra Affair	Scandal where the U.S. secretly sold weapons to Iran and used the money to fund rebels in Nicaragua.
Moral Majority	A political group of conservative Christians who supported traditional values and helped elect Reagan.
End of the Cold War	The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, ending decades of tension between the U.S. and USSR.
Mikhail Gorbachev	Leader of the Soviet Union who introduced reforms and helped end the Cold War.
Globalization	The world becoming more connected through trade, technology, and communication.
NAFTA (1994)	Trade agreement between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico that removed tariffs.
War on Terror	U.S. response to the 9/11 attacks; focused on stopping terrorism worldwide.
9/11 Attacks (2001)	Terrorist attacks by al-Qaeda on the U.S., including the World Trade Center and Pentagon.
Patriot Act (2001)	Law that gave the government more power to find and stop terrorists; raised privacy concerns.
War in Afghanistan	Started after 9/11 to remove the Taliban and fight al-Qaeda; became America’s longest war.
War in Iraq (2003)	U.S. invaded Iraq over weapons of mass destruction (WMDs); no WMDs were found.
Affordable Care Act (2010)	Also called “Obamacare”; aimed to expand health insurance coverage.
Social Media	Changed how people communicate and share information in the 21st century.
Great Recession (2007–2009)	A major economic downturn caused by a housing market crash and risky banking.
Bush v. Gore (2000)	Supreme Court case that ended the Florida recount and gave George W. Bush the presidency.
Barack Obama	First African American president; focused on healthcare, economic recovery, and equality.
Donald Trump	Elected in 2016; focused on immigration, deregulation, and “America First” policies.
Climate Change	A major global issue; caused debate over environmental protection and government action.
LGBTQ+ Rights Movement	Fought for equal rights; same-sex marriage was legalized nationwide in 2015.
Black Lives Matter	A movement protesting police violence and systemic racism, especially against Black Americans.
Political Polarization	Growing divide between conservatives and liberals in American politics.
Technology Boom	Growth in internet, smartphones, and tech companies that changed the economy and daily life.

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