Republican Dominance And Its Opponents 1981-92 Flashcards

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What is the primary economic policy associated with Ronald Reagan’s presidency?

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Reaganomics

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True or False: Reaganomics emphasized tax cuts, deregulation, and reduced government spending.

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True

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Fill in the blank: Reaganomics is based on the theory of _____ economics, which argues that lower taxes lead to increased investment and economic growth.

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supply-side

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Which of the following was a key component of Reaganomics? A) Increased government spending B) Tax cuts C) Higher regulations

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B) Tax cuts

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What was one major criticism of Reaganomics regarding its impact on income inequality?

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It contributed to increased income inequality.

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What is the Religious Right?

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A political movement that advocates for the integration of Christian values into public policy and governance.

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True or False: The Religious Right primarily influences only the Republican Party.

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False

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8
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Fill in the blank: The Religious Right emerged in the ________ (decade).

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1970s

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Which social issues are commonly associated with the Religious Right?

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Abortion, same-sex marriage, and education policies.

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10
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Name one key organization associated with the Religious Right.

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The Moral Majority

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11
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When did the AIDS disease require its name

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1982

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What was the AIDS coalition group called formed in 1987

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ACT UP ( AIDS coalition to unleash power)

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13
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How many people died of AIDS by 1995

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Over 300,000

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Name five reasons why the federal government was slow to act upon the AIDS crisis

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Budgets cuts from Reagan
Heavy Christian presence meant that it was seen as a sin
Limited medical knowledge
Not a country wide crisis to begin with
Not enough public awareness raised

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15
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Who were rock hudson , Ali gertz , Larry Kramer and Ryan white

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1) actor who died from aids
2) 16 year old girl who contracted aids from a bi bartender
3) founder of ACT UP
4)school boy who contracted aids from contaminated blood

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16
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Explain the latasha Harlan’s case

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She had an altercation at a store owned by soon ja du who thought she was stealing milk , leading her to fatally shoot latasha (15 years old) in the back of the head. There was security footage of this occurring , despite this soon ja du was not convicted and only sentenced to 5 years of probation.

17
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Who was Robert Johnson and why is he an example of black success

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He was the first African American to become a billionaire after launching black entertainment television in 1983. He’s an example of succes due o him being the first billionaire showing it could be done.

18
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Name three barriers Rodney king faced in achieving justice

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1) 5% of drivers were African American in Florida but 70% of these were stopped
2) defence had the hearing moved to a predominately white area
3) systematic racism in the judicial system

19
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What was the average income of black Americans compared to white Americans

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$24000 compared to white $40100