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8.02 CCC Chart and Reflection
Event

Type of

Name

Event

"Just Say

This event

No"

was

campaign.

political

Part of

because it

President

was a

Reagan's

change in

domestic

domestic

policy was

policy.

a "War on
Drugs,"

Reagan challenge s
Gorbache
v

This was a political event because Reagan publicly challenged the Soviet
Union after the U.S. came to diplomatic terms with them. Causes

Course

Consequences

Nancy Reagan, began a Prisons overflowed,
AIDs brought highly­publicized more attention to the public was anti­drug campaign. Los people’s health, angry, and no real
Angeles Police Chief as well as changes in the
Reagan’s wife, Daryl Gates founded the nation were made
DARE drug education
Nancy, who felt because of program, which was the population
Reagan’s ‘War on quickly adopted was highly at risk
Drugs.’The
nationwide. These drug for HIV/AIDS. increasingly harsh policies also blocked draconian policies expansions of syringe resulted in a access programs, in turn movement to reducing the threat of change drug
HIV/AIDs.
policies emerged in the late 80’s.

Reagan believed

In 1987 Reagan made

the wall was a

a visit to the Berlin

Germans, and they

barrier to

wall. He questioned

began to climb over

freedom for all of

Gorbachev’s reforms

the Berlin Wall.

mankind by

by publicly demanding

creating a barrier

that he tear down the

between Europe

wall.

and its people.

It inspired many

This was an Population economic shifts event because it was caused by globalizatio n and the immigratio n it caused affected the U.S. economy. Reagan’s economic plans

This was an economic event because
Reagan’s
plan was to better the
U.S.
economy.

Factories

Immigration from
Mexico to the U.S. overseas led to a became open, and loss of American has remained so today. Also, the jobs. People growing population

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