The Significance and Factors of the Reagan Era in American History
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This worksheet explores the key factors that contributed to the rise of conservatism during the Reagan Era and evaluates their significance in shaping American political history.
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The Significance and Factors of the Reagan Era in American History
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Introduction to the Reagan Era
The Reagan Era, spanning the 1980s, was marked by a shift towards conservatism in American politics. Reagan's policies emphasized free-market economics, a strong military, and traditional social values. Various factors contributed to this political shift, including economic challenges, social changes, political developments, and religious influences.
Source A: Historian's View
'Reagan's rise was driven by a complex interplay of economic frustrations, cultural conservatism, and a desire for strong leadership after the turbulent 1960s and 1970s.' Provenance: Modern historian's analysis, 2010.
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