The “Reagan Revolution” and the Role of the Government

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The “Reagan Revolution” and the Role of the Government Contemporary America The “Reagan Revolution” and the Role of the Government VUS.15d

Federalism: a system where power is shared between the states and the national government Ronald Reagan’s policies had an impact on the relationship between the federal and state governments. The conservative political philosophy of President Reagan prompted a re-evaluation of the size and role of government in the economy and society of contemporary America.

President Reagan and conservative Republicans advocated tax cuts transfer of responsibilities to state governments appointment of judges/justices who exercised “judicial restraint” reduction in the number and scope of government programs and regulations strengthened American military

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