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What is Economic Re overly Act of 1981
Provides an equal 25% cut to all taxpayers.
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What is low tolerance
Reagan's level of tolerance for the unions
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What is conservative policies
Generally did not support land preservation
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What is increase military strength
This was the goal of the Reagan administration concerning the military
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What is Republican
What political party did Ronald Reagan belong to
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What is the supply side theory
If taxes are cut the amount of money available to individuals and corporations would increase
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What is steady decline
Policies toward unions led to this
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What is opportunities of the west
The areas that would be detriment end by land preservation
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What is unclear defense
The conservatives sought an increase in this
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What is 1981-1989
When was Reagan president
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What is the "silent thief"
The term used for the chronic inflation of the Ford and Carter eras
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What is strong opposition
Reagan used this in order to break up union power in politics
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What is private development
Federal lands were opened up to this
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What is communist threats
Millitary strength was needed to act against this
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What is George H. W. Bush
Who was Reaan's Vice President
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What is cession of 1982
The increase in umployment by 10%
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What is striking air traffic controllers
The first opposition to strikers
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What is James Watt
The head of the Interior Department
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What is $1.5trillion
The amount out laid to be spent
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What is the Screen Actors Guild
What guild was Reagan the President of
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What is rise in employment
14.5 million jobs created and distributed by class, region, and gender
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What is decline in membership
Because of Reagan's opposition this was the ultimate outcome
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What is lumbering and off shore oil drilling
These two industries were important developments that could be detriments by preservation
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What is 5 years
The number of years it would take for x amount to be spent
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What is Bedtime for Bonzo
Reagan's most notable film
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