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American Pageant Terms 5

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Conservatism in the United States
Bush family
Livingston family
Schuyler family
Dan Quayle
George H. W. Bush
Ronald Reagan
United States presidential election
George W. Bush
Ross Perot
Bill Clinton
Read my lips: no new taxes

Quiz Guide #22 Election of 1980: Carter (Democrat) ran against Reagan (Republican). Carter restricted by the recession and his actions to handle foreign affairs of Camp David Accords and Iran Hostage Crisis. Reagan promised New Deal for Americans including less government spending, less government control, and more free enterprise. Reagan wins easily since most was against second Carter term. Reaganomics: "supply-side economics" (trickle down economy) It was Reagan's economy policy that called for tax reduction and strict spending watch. It would stimulate new investment and economic growth, boost productivity, and reduce federal debt. Lost revenues would come from cut of spending. He also let businesses operate at their own discretion.

Unit 5 The American Pageant

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Roosevelt family
Banana Wars
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Sons of the American Revolution
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Monroe Doctrine
Foreign policy of the United States
William Howard Taft
Conservation movement
Manifest Destiny

Unit V Discussion Guide Part 1 The American Colossus The United States wanted to expand as other empires were to add to their factor of masculinity. The Great Rapprochement led to foreign policies aligned with Great Britain in order to keep the peace. The U.S. was guilty of becoming what the rebelled from because while they fought to be left alone and independent, they took that from Hawaii. I would support the interpretation because Spain proved that they were not responsible for the engine explosion and offered to pay for it anyways. Regardless, the U.S. Pushed for war.
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