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Chapter 25 Section 2 Notes The Reagan Presidency

General Info oldest President to ever be elected at the time (near 70) Trump a little older in office 2 full terms (still oldest ever… near 78 when done) almost assassinated in the beginning shot by John Hinckley Jr. after 1 year extremely popular likeable and charming personality George Bush Sr. was his Vice Pres.

The Economy Under Reagan Recession during his 1st 2 years in office A lot of the same reasons as when Carter was Pres. High taxes, High energy costs, Growing unemployment

Reaganomics! 4 major policies it depended on Reagan’s plan to fix the economy 4 major policies it depended on

1. Lower Taxes For Everyone About a 25% Reduction to EVERYONE (helps rich the most!) Wanted to start a cycle Known as Supply Side or Trickle Down Economics People would save some of the $ in banks Banks would loan the $ to businesses Businesses would use $ to improve operations Improved operations would increase supply Increased Supply would lower prices of goods Lower prices of goods allows people to save some more $ in banks Etc….. keep repeating the steps.

2. Lower Entitlement Spending Impacted Poorest people big time Food stamps, welfare, job training Didn’t touch Middle Class stuff Social Security, Medicare, military pensions

3. Fewer Gov Regulations Costs Less Money (less enforcement needed) People, Banks, and Businesses more free to do what they want - positives = No fines, Less taxes, Lower prices, More money to spend - negatives = Could cause pollution, safety issues, personal bankruptcies

4. Increasing Spending on National Defense Reagan Doubled This! Many High Tech Programs Most Famous = Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) Better known as Star Wars Missile Defense System Estimated to Cost Trillions of Dollars if Completed No Guarantee it would work Eventually scaled down a lot! Succeeded in scaring Soviet Union

Did Reaganomics work? YES NO Economy improved considerably and people were happy Lower unemployment Lower interest rates for loans Lower taxes for everyone Booming stock market mostly One Hiccup = 1987 Crash (Quick recovery) Rich got richer and poor got poorer Business owners and Rich people didn’t always do what they were supposed to with tax cuts (see slide 5) Padded their pockets with $ instead Poor really impacted by cuts in entitlement programs National Debt doubled during his 1st term as President Not enough tax $ collected to pay for existing programs

Supreme Court Shift in 1980’s 5 Conservative Justices appointed by Reagan and Bush 1st female ever (Sandra Day O’Connor) Court begins to interpret laws differently Less affirmative action, less legal abortion, etc… Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill

1984 Election - DEmoCRAT Candidate Walter Mondale Senator from Minnesota Vice Pres under Jimmy Carter Mostly bad memories for country His running mate was Geraldine Ferraro 1st Female ever on a Presidential Ticket

1984 Election – Republican Candidate Ronald Reagan with Bush as VP again Very popular They win easy! 48 states! Mandate!

1988 ELECTION Republican Candidate = George Bush Sr. WWII hero, House of Rep from Texas, Head of CIA Reagan can’t run again. Still very popular His Vice Pres is like voting for Reagan again Democrat Candidate = Michael Dukakis Governor of Massachusetts Not very well known outside of Northern U.S.

1988 Election Results Bush Wins easy. (not as big as Reagan… but close) Country still happy with improvement during Reagan’s 8 years as President