Election of 1980 Ronald Reagan (Rep.) vs. Jimmy Carter ( Dem.) Landslide Victory! New Right! – Religiously Tied Republicans.

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Election of 1980 Ronald Reagan (Rep.) vs. Jimmy Carter ( Dem.) Landslide Victory! New Right! – Religiously Tied Republicans

Domestic Policies- Reagan Reaganomics: (Supply-side Economics) Large tax cuts, Gov. de-regulation, smaller government, interventionism- U.S to be involved all over the world Trickle-Down Theory: want the economy to improve you need to start at the top “technically worked” Arthur- Laffer- Laffer Curve economic theory tax cuts could improve economy Savings & Loan Crisis: Banks lend too much money for houses, gov. has to bailout(familiar?)

Election of 1984 Ronald Reagan vs. Walter Mondale (Geraldine Ferraro – 1st female to run for executive office )

Not so Domestic, but Reagan fought Communism…