How did the strong economy that emerged during the Reagan years affect social change in the 1980s? Government programs that prot

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How did the strong economy that emerged during the Reagan years affect social change in the 1980s? Government programs that prot

ected the environment grew. New technology created a demand for new products. Increased funding for social programs helped Americans. Diseases such as AIDS became less of a problem

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LiRa [457] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-01T06:39:50+03:00

Well,
A) is incorrect because Reagan eased environmental restrictions, which did the exact opposite of protecting the environment,
B) is right because the 1980s did have a pretty big technological surge, and Reagan's policy towards business definitely upped the demand for *any* products, because everyone started spending a lot,
C) is incorrect because Reagan took away funding from social programs that helped the poor/disadvantaged/elderly,
and D) is incorrect because AIDS was *THE* main epidemic of the 1980s, and Ronald Reagan never mentioned it once as far as I'm aware.

Alex73 [517] · Answer 2 · 2022-01-01T09:04:50+03:00

Alex73 [517]3 years ago

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B on edge i just took the test

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