The Reagan Doctrine, enunciated in 1985, suggested that under President Reagan U.S. national security policy would aim to "stop" the spread of
<span>communism by "rolling back" much of the spread of communism that had occurred earlier in the Cold War.</span>
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Unions were seen as a possibly illegal way to coerce employers into giving in to worker demands. ... Therefore, the federal government took the side of employers, doing such things as issuing injunctions against strikes and even sending in troops to help break strikes up.
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It would be "c. The building of transcontinental railroads" that provided the greatest boom to economic unification in both the U.S. and Canada, since this allowed for goods and services to be transported at unprecedented speeds and at much lower costs.
