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Help me with two short answer questions about foreign policy and conservatives. MEDAL! PLEASE HELP ME!

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@DollyAcquah could you help me?

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ill help if u like

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sure thing I'll try my best :D

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well i guess ill go then

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the first question is Explain three reasons why conservatives gained political power during the 1970s.

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well if she doesnt know them could you help me @evilbrand97 thanks for fanning me btw!

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sure thing and yw

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There are a number of reasons why conservatives came to power during this decade. They include:

The protests against the Vietnam War
The Civil Rights Movement and the race riots of the later 1960s.
The Great Society

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i hoped that helped :)

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I get the sense that it was because, after the turmoil of the 1960s -- the civil rights movement, the countercultural movement, the Vietnam War, riots in the streets, and extreme social upheaval -- coupled with the disillusioning political crisis that was Watergate, led most Americans of the 1970s to long for a less complicated time of solid, traditional values and domestic tranquility. Economically, the 1970s were a disaster; the prolonged Iranian hostage crisis of 1979-1981 didn't help matters either, leading most Americans to perceive their country as militarily weak and without strong leadership. With the election of Richard Nixon as president in 1968, most observers felt that this "law and order" leader would soon restore stability to the national scene, but Watergate changed all that. President Jimmy Carter, a born-again Southern Evangelical, also seemed to promise restoration of America's greatness by returning her to a bygone era of strong social values. But it wasn't until the election of Ronald Reagan -- a true conservative in every sense of the word -- in 1980 that America was once again on the road to the kind of economic might, military strength, and moral respect, among other nations of the world, that most people in the country, at the time, seemed to so desperately long for. The 1970s was the decade that made the transition from 1960s liberalism to 1980s conservatism.

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ill give u the site

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thank you! the second question is how did the challenges the United States faced change after the end of communism? compare the foreign policy challenges of president Reagan to those of president H.W. Bush. Give two specific examples for each president of challenges they faced

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http://www.ask.com/answers/337104981/what-are-three-reasons-why-conservatives-gained-political-power-during-the-1970-s

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thats the first question

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thank you, do you know the second one?

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Poland_(1945–89)‎

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look this up in google

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ok hold on I'm still researching....

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lol

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http://www.presidentprofiles.com/Kennedy-Bush/George-Bush-The-end-of-the-cold-war.html#b

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I think this link might help you @Reilly208: http://www.pewglobal.org/2009/11/02/end-of-communism-cheered-but-now-with-more-reservations/

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could you guys help me pick out an answer from both of those sites?

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that site is blocked for me

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Bush lacked a consuming interest in the domestic policy side of the presidency, but in January 1989 all seemed to be well on the home front. His easy victory as successor to the enormously popular Reagan indicated that most of the American people were happy with the government. The economy, growing spectacularly after a severe recession in the early Reagan years, was still strong. Employment was high, the stock market was up, people with money were making more. It appeared that if Bush simply maintained the domestic status quo he could concentrate on foreign policy, the area of his greatest interest.

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i found this when i was taking a test

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The only former Communist country undergoing a more chaotic dissolution than the Soviet Union was Yugoslavia. In 1991 the political leaders of the different republics within Yugoslavia could not agree on how to keep the country together. As ethnic violence broke out, the federal Yugoslav army based in Serbia attacked Croatia. The Bush administration applied economic sanctions against Serbia, but was dismayed by the disintegration of a small country into even smaller parts. The United States went along reluctantly in 1992 when Slovenia, Croatia, and BosniaHerzegovina were admitted to the United Nations as independent nations. In 1992 the fighting in Croatia subsided, but shifted to Bosnia-Herzegovina, where the Bosnian Serbs launched a war of "ethnic cleansing" against the Bosnian Muslim population. The European Community and the United States tried to broker a political settlement while UN peacekeepers watched helplessly. Bush and the United States were criticized by some commentators for not using military force to punish the Serbs and protect the Bosnian Muslims. But his advisers, including General Powell, believed that the ethnic hatreds in the region were so fierce that outside military intervention would be doomed to failure. Furthermore, no vital security interest of the United States was at stake. Thus, the United States stood back while the Bosnian Serbs continued their attacks, especially on the besieged city of Sarajevo. Not until September 1995, more than halfway through the presidency of Bill Clinton, did the United States and its NATO partners finally use heavy airpower to deter Bosnian Serb attacks on Muslims in an effort to force a peace settlement.

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what would you put for an exact answer for the question?

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@DollyAcquah are you still there?

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@TheRealMeeeee could you please help?

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@littlebit could you help?

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ya i'll try my best

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thank you so much

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the second question is how did the challenges the United States faced change after the end of communism? compare the foreign policy challenges of president Reagan to those of president H.W. Bush. Give two specific examples for each president of challenges they faced

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@bandgeek-sonata can you help?

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this question is going to be the death of me lol

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this might help but its alot to read but i got to go to do my exams
http://millercenter.org/president/bush/essays/biography/5

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thank you

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@davidmack do you know the answer to my second question?

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@TheRealFaceeeee could you help me with my second question?

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whats the question sry

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the second question is how did the challenges the United States faced change after the end of communism? compare the foreign policy challenges of president Reagan to those of president H.W. Bush. Give two specific examples for each president of challenges they faced

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You got the wrong one xD I'm TheRealFaceeeee
The other one is @TheRealMeeeee
XD

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i just need someone to help me, can you? @TheRealFaceeeee i meant to tag you

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ive been trying to figure this out for an hour

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Oh sorry xD Didn't know ;o I'm not really good with History, but I'm good with Math, sorry.. Lemme change to my main account :P Hoold on

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idk sry

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ugh this is the worst.

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@Bloody_storm can you help?

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sure post question

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the second question is how did the challenges the United States faced change after the end of communism? compare the foreign policy challenges of president Reagan to those of president H.W. Bush. Give two specific examples for each president of challenges they faced

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http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/2012/09/20/the-best-foreign-policy-presidents/ does this give any info?

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second question= https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120502075457AADejAr

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its talking about right after the soviet union fell apart

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is it? so u have ur answer?

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yeah, but i dont have my answer the question is how did the challenges the United States faced change AFTER the end of communism? compare the foreign policy challenges of president Reagan to those of president H.W. Bush. Give two specific examples for each president of challenges they faced

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@PLZHELPME202 do you know anything about this?

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https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120502075457AADejArm ya this is after

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it says that question is deleted, i couldnt open it

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shoot someone just deleted it

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did you read what it said before they deleted it?

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@beccaboo333

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the question is how did the challenges the United States faced change after the end of communism? compare the foreign policy challenges of president Reagan to those of president H.W. Bush. Give two specific examples for each president of challenges they faced

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@anonymous_user @Vianne

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@SolomonZelman @undeadknight26 @bandgeek-sonata

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Please help me just get this over with

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I don't quite remember my American History class. I guess I was eating and playing on the x-box during that class.

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https://brainmass.com/history/world-history/319788