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HIUS 445 Book Test Liberty University Ronald Reagan was—as early 1945—an ardent proponent of the abolition of atomic weapons and the internationalization of atomic energy. Reagan’s “dream” was a world free of nuclear weapons. In the late 1940s, Reagan, a liberal Democrat, took on a leadership role with Screen Actors Guild in Hollywood, and began…
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HIUS 445 Exam 8 Liberty University Why was Reagan convinced by 1986 that Gorbachev—despite his complaints against SDI—would come around on arms reduction agreement that both he and Reagan could live with? Reagan was very unpopular in his last year in office, which happened to coincide with the 1988 presidential campaign. His approval rating was…
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HIUS 445 Exam 7 Liberty University This 1986 summit between Reagan and Gorbachev focused on agreements in principle to reduce all strategic nuclear weapons 50% over a five-year period and to limit intermediate-range nuclear forces to 100 warheads for each side. This opened the door for START and the INF Treaty. The meeting between the…
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HIUS 445 Exam 6 Liberty University What was one of Reagan’s greatest frustrations as President? The Contras were Nicaraguan “freedom fighters” opposed to the pro-Soviet Sandinista government. Reagan wanted to support the Contras. What was NSDD-138? This Latin American county was of special interest to Reagan. By the time he entered office in 1981, the…
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HIUS 445 Exam 5 Liberty University Reagan, according to James Graham Wilson, possessed contradictory views of Soviet power. The Soviets were both incredibly powerful and teetering on a weak foundation. What was Reagan’s greatest regret and greatest sorrow as president? Which of the following is true about Grenada in 1983? This 1980 book by Larry…
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HIUS 445 Exam 4 Liberty University Iran released the American hostages in Tehran just minutes after Reagan was sworn into office in 1981. The reason: Iran was afraid of Reagan. The outgoing Carter administration was unable to make a deal, and was of no consequence or concern. Reagan was sworn in as President of the…
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HIUS 445 Exam 3 Liberty University President Jimmy Carter faced a strong challenge in the 1980 Democratic primaries from this U.S. Senator. While he was ultimately able to hold off that challenge, the President entered the fall campaign against Reagan in a weakened position. What did Democratic former California Governor Pat Brown call Reagan in…
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HIUS 445 Exam 2 Liberty University Reagan’s main opponent in the 1980 Republican primaries. Reagan lost his bid for reelection as California governor in 1970. He was narrowly defeated by Democrat Jesse Unruh, the “big daddy” of California politics. The economic crisis in the late 1970s was so severe and so disorienting that many observers…
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HIUS 445 Exam 1 Liberty University Reagan supported the New Deal, but later came to believe that agencies like the Works Progress Administration, which put people to work building roads, bridges, and other projects, was undermined bureaucracy– and specifically, federal welfare workers who discouraged able-bodied men from working because they were already being taken care…