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Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority promoted the presidential candidacy of whom?
Ronald Reagan
How long was ghw bush president?
George H.W. Bush was president for 4 years. He was President from 1989-1993, succeeding Ronald Reagan, whom he served as Vice President for. He lost the 1992 presidential election to Democrat Bill Clinton.
What were Ronald Reagan's main goals as president?
I only know that his main goal was to shrink Government. Reagan also wanted people to be noticed whom should have been noticed. Reagan felt Government "belittled" people whom had done great things for this country
By whom is Ronald Reagan survived?
At the time of his death he was survived by his first wife Jane Wyman (died 2007), his second wife Nancy Davis, and his children Maureen Reagan, Christine Reagan, Michael Reagan (adopted), Patti Davis, Ron Reagan.
Who ran against Ronald regan for president in 1984?
In the general Presidential election, Ronald Reagan defeated incumbent Jimmy Carter who was running for re-election.In the Republican Primary, Reagan defeated George H. W. Bush, whom later became Reagan's vice presidential running mate. Bush famously accused Reagan of voodoo economics, and Bush was later proven right as both the deficit and debt skyrocketed under Reagan's leadership, making the US the largest debtor in the world.
Was John Adams the oldest president?
He was for almost 200 years, from 1803 to 2001. He now ranks third, behind Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan, both of whom were 93 when they died (Adams and 4th-place Herbert Hoover were 90).
Whom did President Reagan beat when re-elected in 1984?
In 1984, Walter Mondale was the losing candidate.
What is Ronald Reagan's wife's name?
Nancy Davis His first wife was Jane Wyman whom he divorced long before running for any office.
When did Wisconsin last vote Republican for President?
1984 (Ronald Reagan) The only places that didn't vote for Reagan in 1984 were Walter Mondale's home state of Minnesota and D.C., which has only voted for the Democratic Party throughout its presidential voting history. (Wisconsin also voted for Reagan in 1980.)
Why Robert de niro tried kill Ronald Reagan?
Robert De Niro did not attempt to kill Ronald Reagan; instead, the actor's name was associated with the assassination attempt on Reagan due to the film "Taxi Driver." In the movie, De Niro's character, Travis Bickle, becomes obsessed with a presidential candidate, which inspired John Hinckley Jr. to shoot Reagan in 1981 in an effort to impress actress Jodie Foster, whom he believed he was mimicking from the film. De Niro himself was not involved in any criminal activity related to Reagan's assassination attempt.
Which philosopher made the biggest impact?
Your question is too vague. What philosopher made the biggest impact on what? or whom? Ancient Greece? Ronald Reagan? The history of China? Eighteenth-century political thought?
What president was the first against whom an impeachment attempt was made?
Andrew Johnson
