Titlebook: Ronald Reagan and the 1980s; Perceptions, Policie Cheryl Hudson (Doctoral Candidate in History, Asso Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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Ronald Reagan and the Republican Party: Responses to Realignmentse. This minority status dated back to the Great Depression and the New Deal; on the campaign trail Ronald Reagan invoked positive recollections of Franklin D. Roosevelt, in part to develop the theme that his goal was to overturn finally the Democratic coalition that first emerged under Roosevelt an

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The Road to Mount Rushmore: The Conservative Commemoration Crusade for Ronald Reagangh clearly related, struggles are taking place. One mostly takes place in academic circles and concerns Reagan’s rightful place in the annals of American history. The other takes place in the political arena and concerns his place in the public imagination and the American heritage..

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ican president - Ronald Wilson Reagan. The essays in this volume revisit the 1980s in order to examine the factors that contributed to his political and cultural triumphs and assess his legacy.978-1-349-37147-1978-0-230-61619-6

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Introduction Reagan and the 1980sdership and response to the Great Depression are a key theme of the 1930s; Dwight Eisenhower is as good a symbol as any for the Cold War Consensus of the 1950s; and John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson aptly convey the restlessness and reform ferment of the 1960s.

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Only an Actor: Memories of a Reagan Biopictor would run for governor of the most populous state in the Union. Passing two little African American boys, he said, “Who are you going to vote for?” And when the boys started at him in amazement, Brown said, “Well, remember, if you don’t know, it was an actor who shot Lincoln.”

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Reagan, Nuclear Weapons, and the End of the Cold Ware two superpowers, especially if linked to an alleged operational superiority possessed by one side or the other, could themselves become sources of enmity as the inferior side sought to eradicate its disadvantage with a build up of its own nuclear arsenal.

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Reagan’s Religious Right: The Unlikely Alliance between Southern Evangelicals and a California Conseisturb me if there was a wedding between the religious fundamentalists and the political right,” evangelist Billy Graham told . magazine in February 1981. “The hard right has no interest in religion except to manipulate it.”.