Reagan's Unwavering Resolve Facing Economic Crises with Determination

Reagan's fifth and sixth shutdowns happened over three big issues: crime, Title IX, and water projects. The crime bill, which Reagan ... Reagan's strategy in dealing with the Soviet Union and ending the Cold War involved reviving the U.S. economy, restoring American self- ... ... Ronald Reagan. From increasing income inequality to the rise of Trumpism, Reagan's policies in the 1980s lie at the root of these issues ... Given the dire state of the economy facing Ronald Reagan ... But he came to office with a broad agenda, and there were many important problems to solve. As president of the Screen Actors Guild, Reagan became embroiled in disputes over the issue of Communism in the film industry; his political views shifted from ... Regarding Reagan's election as president, he had several obstacles that he had to overcome. One was being too conservative. Another was that he had been ... When Reagan became president, problems with world trade, especially because of the rising price of oil, were having serious effects on America. Factories were ... But it wasn't just about statistics. Humiliating failures of leadership at home and abroad throughout the previous decade had taken their toll ... Reagan's response to his greatest failure—the Iran-Contra disaster—offers important lessons for how policy is made today ... After Reagan came into office, the Fed did step on the money supply, did hold down its growth, and that did lead to a recession. At that point every other ...