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    In 1983‚ just two days after U.S. Marines were killed in Lebanon by a suicide bomber‚ President Reagan sent 5‚000 Marines to Grenada to take over the country from the communists. Grenada had become an independent country in 1974‚ and was ruled by Prime Minister Sir Eric Gairy until 1979. In this year‚ attorney Maurice Bishop took over by a basically non-violent coup‚ and became Prime Minister. Bishop was a socialist and wanted the country to become a socialist country. Even so‚ the country did extremely

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    power of the federal government. When the economy was in its worst recession since the Great Depression‚ Reagan decided to cut taxes and government spending on social programs; however the tax cuts mostly helped the rich and cutting welfare hurt the poor. On the other hand‚ his deregulation‚ domestic spending restraint‚ and tax cuts helped lead to an economic boom that lasted two decades. Reagan was still able to eliminate many deductions and exempt millions of people with low incomes. He was also

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    Conservatism is a political philosophy that promotes conserving the government to keeping things as they were in the past. Various presidents in this era have used philosophy as a guide line to run our nation. A list of these presidents includes Reagan‚ and George HW Bush. In the beginning of Reagan’s early pre presidential years he claimed to be a republican but crossed over to conservatism after World War II. His speeches ripped apart communist ideals and praised capitalistic ideas. He was well

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    Immigration The U.S immigration having a historical perspective policy is in two different epochs and in two different administrations. In year 1986‚ the IRCA (the immigration Reform and Control Act was achieved by Congress this was under Ronald Reagan’s Administration‚ Ronald the 40th president of the United States and revitalizing the Republican Party. This law streamed the immigration policy focusing on the forgiveness and enforcement. This law had a lot of duties and requirements‚ employees had to attest

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    from Business Dateline database. (Document ID: 70233825). Davidson‚ J. (Ed.). (2006). Nation of nations: A concise narrative of the American republic (4th ed.‚ Vol Marine Corps University Command and Staff College. GlobalSecurity.org. (1995). Ronald Reagan and the fall of the Soviet Union: plot or serendipity. Retrieved January 19‚ 2008‚ from http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/report/1995/BMH.htm Scholastic. (2008). Interview with Rosa Parks. Retrieved January 15‚ 2008‚ from http://teacher

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    There is no doubt that the United States’ democracy is cherished by Americans and even envied by other nations. Giving power to the people is a privilege and it gives citizens a sense that their opinion matters. In the recent decades‚ the U.S. has started to become more politically polarized than it has ever been before. This means that the separation between the liberals and conservatives‚ or Democrats and Republicans‚ is very evident and continuing to grow. Polarization can be seen as an accessory

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    activity rates in the United States. However‚ during the Reagan administration‚ the war on drugs may not have been necessary to implement. Activi"at the time President Reagan declared his war on drugs in 1982‚ drug crime was on the decline. It was not on the rise‚ and less than 3 percent of the American population identified drugs as the nation’s most pressing concern.” (Alexander). Although the drug crime rates were not on the rise‚ the Reagan administration reminded the people that it was essential

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    However‚ Roy Cohn’s stance against communism is not the only aspect of Reagan era conservatism that he portrayed‚ he also portrayed acts of homophobia‚ ironically so. During the Reagan administration‚ there was a clear lack of interest in solving the AIDS epidemic. Although the disease was rampant‚ due to AIDS being seen as a “gay disease” many of the evangelical politicans under Reagan dismissed the issue. Moreover‚ homophobic and anti-gay sentiment was rampant among his administration. Roy Cohn

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    country. It is just Saudi Arabia and a body of water called the Persian Gulf. Qatar is also the world’s third largest supplier of natural gas reserves and oil reserves. R Reaganomics This term is used for the time period when former president Ronald Reagan was in office and the changes he made to the economy. The major changes he made was toward lowering taxes and encouraging more free-market activity throughout the country. S September 11th‚ 2001 This is the tragic event of four terrorist attacks

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    I choose this speech because I remember this tragedy and I currently live in the Space Coast of Florida where NASA is located‚ so it is of great interest to me. President Reagan gained the attention of the audience by foregoing the planned state of the union address and explaining he was only going to discuss the subject of the tragedy that occurred earlier that day only‚ helping to emphasize the severity of what occurred. The purpose of this speech was to show compassion to a nation that has great

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