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APUSH Chapter 41 Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
Jimmy Carter	defeated Gerald Ford for president in 1976; had varying success during his presidency
Edward Kennedy	was going to run against Carter but ultimately decided not to
Ronald Reagan	POTUS who encouraged Americans to distrust communists
John Anderson	ran against Reagan and Carter on the independent ticket; not very successful
James Watt	Reagan's Secretary of Interior; little regard to the environment
Anwar Sadat	president of Egypt; invited to Camp David; signed an agreement with Israel's Menachem Begin
Mikhail Gorbachev	head of Soviet Union from 1985-1991
Walter Mondale	vice president of Carter; won democratic nomination but defeated in landslide by Reagan
Gary Hart	forerunner of the Democratic nomination in 1988; forced to drop out
Oliver North
Jerry Falwell
Jesse Jackson	black candidate for the Democratic nomination in the 1988 election who attempted to appeal to minorities, but eventually lost the nomination to Michael Dukakis
Geraldine Ferraro	first woman nominee for vice president, ran with Walter Mondale
Sandra Day O'Connor	first woman supreme court justice; appointed by Reagan
George Bush	VP under Reagan; 41st president of the US