Regan and The End of the Cold War

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What internal problems weakened the Soviet Union?

Rising nationalism, military spending, and economic inefficiency.

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What was rising nationalism in Soviet republics?

Different groups wanted more independence from the Soviet Union.

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How did military spending hurt the Soviet Union?

It drained the economy and increased financial problems.

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What was one weakness of communism in the Soviet Union?

Economic inefficiency and poor productivity.

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Who was Ronald Reagan?

U.S. president elected in 1980 who took a strong anti-Soviet stance.

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What military policy did Reagan support?

A massive military buildup.

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How did Reagan challenge the Soviet Union?

Through strong speeches and anti-communist rhetoric.

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What famous quote did Reagan say at the Berlin Wall?

"Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"

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What was the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START)?

A treaty to reduce nuclear weapons.

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What was the goal of START?

To reduce nuclear weapons.

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What was the Conservative Movement?

A political movement supporting traditional values and limited government programs.

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When did the Conservative Movement grow stronger?

After Reagan's election in 1980.

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What movements of the 1960s and 70s caused conservative backlash?

Civil rights, anti-war, and women's movements.

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What is deregulation?

Reducing government control over businesses.

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How did conservatives change government spending?

They reduced spending on social programs.

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What is the pro-life movement?

A movement opposing abortion.

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Why did the pro-life movement grow?

In response to abortion becoming legal nationwide in 1973.

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What was the American Indian Movement?

A movement fighting for Native American rights and recognition.

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What was the "Never Again" apology?

An official apology by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in 2000.

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Who gave the "Never Again" apology?

The Bureau of Indian Affairs.

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What was the purpose of the "Never Again" apology?

To apologize for mistreatment of Native Americans.