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Who was the best president during the cold war?
Most historical critics will agree that Ronald Reagan was the best president who had the most success during the Cold War.
Lincoln was the greatest president Reagan was the greatest modern president. Agree or Disagree?
i totally agree with whoever wrote this statement.
What president would have been most likely to agree that the government's role in people's lives should be more limited?
ronald reagan
Which president would have been most likely to agree that the government’s role in people’s lives should be more limited?
Ronald Reagan
Why did it appear President Reagan was being contradictory when he increased defense spending so much?
He was trying to get the Soviets to agree to reduce nuclear arsenals.
Is Great Expectations Character driven?
I think most critics would agree that it is.
What happens to a bill does not agree with the President?
If the president does not agree with a bill he/she can return it.
What if the Senate did not agree on the choices of US President?
If the Senate does not agree with the President's nominations, they are rejected and the President nominates somebody else. If the Senate does agree with treaties negotiated by the President, they do not take effect.
What did Adams and Jefferson agree on?
they agree on been a president
Do you agree with the statement president Jackson was a people president?
no
What years did Ronald Reagan serve in the army?
Ronald Reagan joined the Army's Inactive Reserve in 1937, before he was a movie star. He was called to active duty in spring 1942, a few months after the United States entered World War II. He wanted to serve overseas but was denied that request and given limited duty because of nearsightedness. Reagan was assigned to California Army posts and put to work on military training and morale films. Mostly, he was a narrator. Years later, during his political career, some critics ridiculed this form of service. But Reagan's biographers of various political stripes agree that he wanted to do something more substantial. He was loaned out to act in one feature film during the war, the flag-waving musical "This Is the Army." Reagan was discharged in late 1945, several months after the end of World War II.
What did different groups of Reagan supporters agree on during the 1980 election?
a strong military and tough foreign policy
