PPT-John H. Reagan High

School Recognizes   PrincipalConnie Berger Date Instructor Date May 13 . Trevor Aaron Long. Cultivating the Reagan Revolution: Communication Skills. Early broadcasting and acting career. Iowa Hawkeyes. 1937 screen test. Knute. Rockne: All American. King’s Row. Narrator and Actor for General Electric Theatre. America: Past and Present. Chapter 32. Reagan in Power. Roosevelt coalition continues to splinter. Republican party picks up pieces . The Reagan Victory. Carter’s negatives. Iranian hostage crisis. 1969-1988. Gerald Ford. Pardoned Nixon almost immediately. Americans didn’t like this so he wasn’t very popular after that. Not much more to say about him. Ford, ladies and gentlemen. Jimmy Carter. of Science . in. . INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, FINANCE AND DEVELOPMENT . Lesson. 1: . Dott. / Prof. Daniel Pommier . Vincelli. . 2. The Eighties: the crisis of liberalism and the new conservatism . Gerald Ford. 1913 – 2006. 38. th. President (1974 – 77). Former Univ. of Michigan football player, WWII veteran, and 25 year Congressman. Self-deprecatingly once described his abilities as president with, “I’m a Ford, not a Lincoln”. L/O – To identify and evaluate the long and short-term causes of the collapse of the USSR. The ‘Sudden’ Collapse of the USSR. On Xmas Day in 1991, Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as President and the USSR ceased to exist. Thus ending the Cold War. No one in the West had predicted it!. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: How well did American leaders deal with the challenge of stagflation? Does America have a moral responsibility to be world’s policeman?. TEKS and Objectives. We will…. (10B) . ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: How well did American leaders deal with the challenge of stagflation? Does America have a moral responsibility to be world’s policeman?. TEKS and Objectives. We will…. (10B) . SWFL Council. Panther District. Troop 316. Blue Flame Patrol. Kevin Link. Citizen in the nation merit badge requirement 1. Explain what citizenship in the nation means and what it takes to be a good citizen of this country. Discuss the rights, duties, and obligations of a responsible and active American citizen.. 1980–1992. I. The Election of Ronald Reagan, 1980. Reagan . compared to . his early hero, FDR:. FDR championed . the “forgotten man” against big business. Reagan . championed the “common man” against big government. Mr. . Ermer. U.S. History Honors. Miami Beach Senior High. Reagan and the World. Reagan renews “active” fight against Communism. Calls the Soviet Union an “Evil Empire”. Strategic Defense Initiative—”Star Wars”. Reagan. . wanted. . to. . restore. . U.S.. . foreign. . policy. Blamed Carter for allowing America’s international prestige & influence to fall. Increased military . spending . Confronted challenges . Collapse of Communism. Reagan Revolution. Reagan played on America’s sense of defeat.. Reagan led the reaction against “Liberalism”. Objective: . Deconstruct the “welfare state”. Lead America back to “greatness”. Thatcherism. At its most crude, Thatcherism represents a belief in free markets and a small state. Rather than planning and regulating business and people's lives, government's job is to get out of the way..