US History 1302 Chapter 31

A crisis in Iran involved all of the following EXCEPT:

One of President Bush's major domestic successes was:

The Iran-Contra affair involved the illegal sales of arms to the Contra rebels in Iran.

In Germany, a bloody revolution brought the destruction of the Berlin Wall.

Many of those who contracted AIDS in the early and mid-1980s:

Opposing Iraq in the Gulf War was:

The reform-minded Soviet premier who emerged in the mid-1980s was:

The Tower Commission report blamed much of the Iran-Contra scandal on:

Revelations of the Iran-Contra affair indicated that Reagan had violated his pledge to never:

In late 1987, the United States and the Soviets signed a treaty to eliminate:

The result of the 1984 election was:

Reagan's experience as an actor:

Bush ultimately dealt with Noriega by:

Ronald Reagan made AIDS research a top priority of his administration.

A high percentage of the homeless people of the 1980s were:

The religious Right was a Protestant-dominated movement in which Catholics were not allowed to participate.

A huge demographic factor behind Reagan's electoral success was:

The Panamanian government of Manuel Noriega was at odds with the Bush administration because of its:

The crucial development in the Soviet Union in August 1991 was:

The anti-feminist women led by Phyllis Schlafly:

A change in the cold-war climate was indicated in early 1989, when Soviet troops left:

During the Reagan administration, El Salvador fell to the Communists.

By the fall of 1991, the most popular Soviet politician was:

Most likely to support the Moral Majority would be:

Bush invaded Iraq in 1991 with Congress's approval.

As he had predicted, Reagan's tax cuts helped reduce the federal deficit.

The Reagan administration's initial response to AIDS was to:

Despite his loss to Reagan in 1984, Walter Mondale made a close race of it.

The sunbelt includes the southern and western states.

Carter's management of the economy resulted in:

A huge demographic factor behind Reagan's electoral success was:

Reagan's hope for Nicaragua was that the Sandinistas would: