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This study guide covers the Reagan Revolution, including Reagan's rise to presidency, Reaganomics (supply-side economics, tax cuts, spending cuts, impact on the national debt), and social issues like the AIDS epidemic and the "Just Say No" campaign. It also examines key events such as the PATCO strike, the Challenger disaster, and Supreme Court nominations (including Sandra Day O'Connor, Robert Bork, and Clarence Thomas). Finally, it discusses the presidencies of George H.W. Bush (including the savings and loan crisis, the ADA, and the 1992 election) and Bill Clinton (NAFTA, Don't Ask Don't Tell, impeachment, and the Columbine shooting).
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Ready to test your knowledge? 🚀 Which of the following was a primary source of discontent among conservatives regarding the federal government before Reagan's election?
The decreasing size of the military
The increasing size and intrusion of the federal government
The lack of environmental regulations
The decrease in social welfare programs