In the 1980s, Americans responded to various challenges, such as economic recession and rising unemployment, with a mix of resilience and activism. Many turned to grassroots movements, advocating for civil rights, environmental protection, and anti-nuclear sentiments. The era also saw the rise of conservative politics, with the election of Ronald Reagan, who promoted economic policies aimed at reducing government intervention. Overall, the decade was marked by a blend of discontent and a push for change across different sectors of society.
With mixed emotions
Huh they started it to be free from Britain and they were colonist at the beginning but in the middle they were Americans.
Americans pulled together and offered help in many ways.
Americans pulled together and offered help in many ways.
The rise of the counterculture of the 1960s alienated many Americans
They became wealthier
The most controversial social issues concerning Americans in the 1980s were drug abuse, teen pregnancy, and racial violence.
Americans wanted to return to traditional values.
the Equal Rights Amendment
The Yuppies
he took their land
How native americans respond to land lost due to white settlement of the great plains?
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With mixed emotions
by blaming everyone else
The government cut welfare and aid programs.
Huh they started it to be free from Britain and they were colonist at the beginning but in the middle they were Americans.