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    On Friday October 16‚ 1981‚ President Ronald Reagan wrote in his personal diary‚ “Central America is really the world’s next hotspot. Nicaragua is an armed camp supplied by Cuba and threatening a communist takeover of all of Central America.” (The Reagan Diaries‚ 2007) For the next eight years as Commander-in-Chief‚ this mindset would shape his perspective on the small Third World country about the size of North Carolina. The Administration’s policies‚ actions‚ and attitudes toward Nicaragua and

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    The author goes in detail about how well hidden doublespeak is. An example given was President Ronald Reagan speech in 1981. Reagan speech about Social Security lead the public eye into believing that he supported Social Security‚ but proven by an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer‚ David Gergen‚ White House Director of Communication‚ claims that the president’s speech was fixed and that Reagan did not really meant what he said. The author then goes on stating that when trying to identify if

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    On January 20‚ 1980‚ President Jimmy Carter sparked controversy for the ultimatum directed towards the Soviet Union in regards to the Moscow Olympics. Deep into the Cold War in December of 1979‚ The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan to support the Afghan government against growing insurgencies who were planning to overthrow the government. The United States was not happy with the Soviet’s interference‚ so Carter demanded that all Soviet Troops be removed within a month or the United States would not

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    as president play a direct role in the choices they make. Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan were not only two of the most important presidents of the 20th Century‚ but were also very much needed as they instilled great amounts of optimism within the country. They both dealt with a wide range of issues‚ some of which they handled differently due to their perspectives. Ronald Reagan and Franklin Delano Roosevelt entered the office at a time when the nation was in turmoil and

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    Comparative Analysis of Woodrow Wilson vs. Ronald Reagan Two American Presidents‚ both very influential in their time and both having had a great impact on history are Ronald Reagan and Woodrow Wilson. Both Presidents were advocates of peace even though they would not have hesitated to enter into a war if war was needed to insure the safety of the United States and Democracy as a whole. By use of small wars and political pressures both Reagan and Wilson‚ with the exception of Wilsons entering

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    Enemy Missile Defenses Enemy missile defense has always been an argumentative subject and spans over six decades. The first defense plan to be somewhat successful was President Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative. Some critics believe that a defense plan has hurt the United States more than it has benefited it. Due to Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative‚ improvements have been made in the National Missile Defense‚ the Strategic Defense Initiative itself‚ and the Ballistic Missile Defense.

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    On September 14‚ 1986‚ President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan delivered their “Just Say No” address to the nation. Reagan warned parents against drug dealers who were “plot[ting]...to steal our children’s lives.” This speech came after several years of President Reagan’s administration’s War on Drugs that utilized the media and congressional and military action to reduce drug use. His administration created a “national crusade” that treated drug use as an attack on society that required

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    President Ronald Reagan addressed the Eastern Hemisphere at the Brandenburg Gate and gave a speech attacking communism and telling communist countries that they will fall and freedom will prevail and that if they are looking for the best outcome for their country‚ to join the free world. Mr. Reagan begins his speech by opening up to the German crowd saying that he is drawn to the city by the German people’s courage and determination. Reagan addresses the fact that many people would be tuned in to

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    Foreign Affairs Foreign affairs during the presidential terms of Gerald Ford‚ Jimmy CarterRonald Reagan‚ George Bush Senior‚ and William "Bill" Clinton battled with conflicts mainly involving the Soviet Union‚ until its collapse in 1991‚ and the Middle East. Some of these presidents handled foreign affairs very well and tactful‚ yet others did a poor job at keeping things in order and dealing with the affairs. Although a mixture of Republicans and Democrats‚ the presidents shared

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    A Study of Competencies: Ronald Reagan 1911-2004 Dean A. Smith Organizational Behavior and Leadership Management 5590 Webster University Background Aristotle summed up greatness as the ability to translate wisdom into action on behalf of public good. This‚ he said requires a combination of the key traits of moral virtue‚ practical wisdom‚ and public- spiritedness. In addition to knowing what is good for oneself‚ great leaders must know what is good for others as well. Aristotle

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