Ronald Reagan Chapters 31, 32, 33.

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Ronald Reagan Chapters 31, 32, 33

Growing Up Dixon Family

Eureka College Activities Leadership Reagan was a “C” student

After Eureka Broadcasting Acting Married Life

Beginnings of a Politician Goldwater speech California Governor In Office

Running for President Campaigned in 1968 New Conservatives: Who were they? What did they stand for? Ran against John Anderson and George Bush in 1980 Results:

Transition to the White House Cabinet Reaganomics Deficit spending

Foreign Policy Central America El Salvador Grenada Iran Contra Affair

Foreign Policy Israel Iran Hostage Affair

Reagan vs. the Soviets Outlined in “Eureka Speech” Saw them as a Evil Empire Goal was to outspend them Reagan pushed to close the defense gap Reagan got lucky that Gorbachev came to power

Comparing the Countries West East

Working for Peace Gorbachev Reforms Geneva Summit Arms Limitations

Reagan Legacy Shining city on the hill Teflon President Economy back on track

Legacy continued Deficit Spending The Fall of Communism From the heart of America/ Common man

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