high inflation and high unemployment 

drugs

gas prices 

environment problems 

He wanted a smaller government

Less taxes

Failures of the Carter administration

All of the Above

the press secretary failed to keep the public informed of national policy changes

the president directed a conspiracy to mislead the nation

the Supreme Court overruled federal statutes that defined confidentiality

Congress failed to pass legislation enforcing protection of privacy rights

A natural disaster impeded offshore drilling for oil.

Congress imposed new regulations on foreign energy companies.

Conflicts in Middle East disrupted the distribution of oil.

Congress introduced new legislation to increase the fuel efficiency of vehicles.

to develop America's natural resources

to reduce air and water pollution and protect the enviroment

to protect Americans from acts of terrorism

to manage the nation's parks and forests

The Supreme Court presides over a presidential impeachment trial

Congress has to obey the Constitution

The President has the final word on constitutional issues.

No person or group is above the law

Panama to the US

Columbia to Panama

Panama to Britian

the US to Panama

help low-income, minority areas to obtain loans and credit

prevent banks from making risky loans in low-income areas

stop the practice of some banks making high interest loans

encourage banks to complete with local businesses in providing credit

He helped negotiate a peace treaty known as the Camp David Accords.

He deployed US troops to defeat the Palestine Liberation Organization.

He ordered the boycott of the Olympic Games in Moscow.

He threatened to sever diplomatic ties with Syria.

Bush

Carter

Nixon

MOndale

pardoning Nixon

declaring a war on poverty

declining to run for election

asking Congress to impeach President Nixon

led to the impeachment and conviction of President Nixon

showed that the laws of the US are superior to the actions of the President

was the 1st time a President had disagreed with Congress

proved the Presidential powers are unlimited

Cuba

China

Soviet Union

Both China and Soviet Union

She thought it discriminated against certain religious beliefs

She thought the ERA violated women's freedom of speech

she believed the ERA harmed women who preferred a more traditional lifestyle

she claimed that more changes were needed than the ERA proposed

Iran-Contra Affair

Watergate Affair

Reagonomics

Camp David Accords

lowered

raised

no effect

fluctuated

School Prayer

Higher Taxes

Lower Taxes

Stronger Military

Ford

Nixon

Johnson

Carter

China

Kuwait

Soviet Union

Cuba

building the Berlin Wall

placing ICBMs in range of Moscow

Soviet invasion of Afganistan

Nixon's visit to the Soviet Union

they terrorized American travelers in Europe

they forced an attack on Iraq

they seized the American embassy and took hostages

they staged an overthrow of the government

OPEC

NATO

UNITED NATIONS

Iran

Israel

Saudi Arabia

Iran

Kuwait

The Reagan administration used earnings from weapons sales to Iran to illegally fund the contras.

The Reagan administration secretly hired Iranian agents to fight against the contras.

The Reagan administration paid the contras to release Americans being held hostage in Iran.

The Reagan administration hired Lebanese agents to rescue Iranians being held by the contras.

Reaganomics

Peace through Strength

Embargoes

Inflation

working for the election of more Democratic candidates

 taking a strong stance against communism

greater government participation in the economy

increasing unfunded mandates from Washington, D.C.

Betty Friedan

Phyllis Schlafly

Sandra Day O'Connor

Sonia Sotomayor

Yuppies looking for corporate jobs

The outbreak of the AIDS virus causing a panic and change in sexual behaviors

MTV broadcasting popular music and music videos

Businesses using personal computers to improve records and payroll

The Sexual Revolution

To access their oil

To build strength to eventually invade Saudi Arabia

To access their nuclear weapons

To spread communism

a series of military actions to root out communism in Central America

a coalition of nations that volunteered to police the Middle East

a plan to defend Eastern Europe in the event of a Soviet attack

a program to use laser technology to defend America against missiles

détente

military strength

economic policies

industrialized trade

It strengthened the Soviet economy and prompted Gorbachev to expand control of Eastern Europe.

It weakened the Soviet economy, which prompted Gorbachev to expand control of Eastern Europe.

It weakened the Soviet economy and encouraged Gorbachev to promote reform in the Soviet Union.

It strengthened the Soviet economy, which prompted Gorbachev to promote reform in the Soviet Union.

negotiate with terrorists

engage the military in the Middle East

sell weapons outside the United States

fund revolutionary groups in other countries

to protect human rights

to promote democratic governments

to undermine right-wing extremists

to weaken the Soviet Union

Sam Walton

Sandra Day O'Connor

Estee Lauder

Robert Johnson

people will horde their money, slowing down the economy

the role and size of the federal government will expand

people will have more incentive to work and more money to spend

the federal government will collect less money in taxes

Iran

Iraq

Russia

Kuwait 

the Black Panthers

the Great Society

the Moral Majority

the United Nations

taxes should be reduced for all Americans

 the federal government should limit regulation of industry

the national defense system should be strengthened

the federal government should intervene to help the needy

Iran-Contra Affair

Vietnam War

Persian Gulf War

War on Terror

Anwar Sadat

Osama Bin Laden

Mumamar Quadafi 

Saadam Hussein

China

Cuba

North Korea

East Germany

optimism & happiness

anger & jealousy

cynicism & distrust

elation & trust

Increased Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

Decrease in personal income taxes for all brackets

Increased national debt due to increased defense spending

Drop in unemployment rates

Bill Johnson

Bill Paxton

Billy Graham

Phyllis Schlafly

The Soviet Union leaving Afghanistan

The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989

The Iran-Contra Affair

Reagan winning a second term as Presdient

Cold War espionage technology

Advancements in transistor technology

The rising booming business in the 1980s

Products created from NASA's space technology

Sam Walton

Ted Turner

Saddam Hussein

Robert Johnson