In the 1980's US presidential campaign, Republican candidate Ronald Reagan won the election against the then current president Jimmy Carter, by rallying voters under the promises of economic progress, relying on the free market and capitalism as the main tools to fix the nation's economy.
Additionally, Reagan's economic plan was centered around three main focuses: Reducing government spending, Taxes, and Regulation.
These three aspects defined what was called as the "Regan Revolution", and it tip the election in his favor against Carter, who didn't possess a well defined economic plan, and was often considered vague and vacillating.
Therefore, the answer is option C: "Reagan’s economic plan seemed more specific than President Carter’s plan."
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-Tensions between the communist Soviet Union and the capitalist United States date back to the Bolshevik revolution in 1917 and continued through the interwar period
- president Truman adopting an explicit attitude of anti-soviet policy with this Truman plan
It would provide equal representation for each state
It's too short.write at D..
