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100

The first Woman US Supreme Court Justice

Sandra Day O'Conner 

100

This doctrine put an emphasis on the US supporting the rebels of the Communist countries such as Afghanistan, Nicaragua, and Grenada, so that they can stop the spread of Communism.

Reagan Doctrine

100

Who was the Surgeon General who believed Education was the solution to the AIDs Crisis?

C Everett Koop

200

Who won the 1980 Election: Carter, JFK, Reagan, or Agnew?

Ronald Reagan

200

In 1989, people protesting for political freedom and more respect for human rights were brutally murdered where?

Tiananmen Square (Beijing, China)

200

What does glasnost mean in Russian?

openness

300

In 1985, who became the new leader of the Soviet Union, who would also be the last?

Mikhail Gorbachev

300

What are three differences between the War on Drugs on white suburban neighborhoods and inner cities during the 80s?

inner city- crack epidemic, overpolicing, poverty, increased racial tensions

suburbans- fearful, support law and order, DARE, Just Say No, increased racial tensions

300

What does perestroika mean in Russian?

restructuring

400

Who served as the 43rd Vice President from 1981-1989?

George H W Bush

400

What made the picture of Princess Diana shaking hands with a patient from 1987 so controversial?

The patient had AIDs- an infection that causes the body's immune system to shut down. In the 80s, people thought you could get AIDs simply by shaking hands, hugging, touching, etc. a person who is infected. This picture broke that stigma.

400

(War on Drugs) The concept of having the same sentencing for different amounts of essentially the same drug, thereby targeting specifics groups of people, is called what?

disparity

500

Social/Fiscal Groups and Evangelical Christians came together to help form what Coalition?

Conservative Coalition

500

Ronald Reagan received criticism for the Iran-Contra Affair- why?

his administration violated an embargo by selling weapons to Iran

500

Define Reaganomics. What is one pro and one con of Reaganomics?

The economy of Reagan, also called "trickle-down economics." This included deregulating the market, lowering taxes, and reducing domestic spending. Pro- by cutting taxes, more people had more money to put into the stock market which boomed. Con- reducing domestic spending cut welfare programs