Reagan Era: Timeline & Chronology of American Conservatism
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This worksheet guides students through the key events and developments of the Reagan Era, focusing on the rise of conservatism in the United States. It includes timeline activities and questions to develop understanding of the period's significance.
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Reagan Era: Timeline & Chronology of American Conservatism
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Timeline of Key Events in the Reagan Era
Source A: Timeline of Major Events (1920-1990)
1980: Ronald Reagan elected President of the United States. 1981: Reagan's Economic Recovery Tax Act is passed. 1983: Strategic Defense Initiative announced. 1986: Tax reform law signed, reducing top tax rates. 1989: Fall of the Berlin Wall. 1990: Reagan leaves office, marking the end of his presidency.
This timeline highlights some of the most significant events during Reagan's presidency and the broader Cold War context. It reflects the conservative policies aimed at economic reform and strengthening national defense.
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- 1/1/2026
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