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History, 22.07.2019 15:00, tink921

Which country was described as the evil empire by president ronald reagan?

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Social Studies, 26.06.2019 10:30, RyannLambertt9722

Ronald reagan was the second son of nellie and john reagan. reagan attended high school in dixon, illinois. he entered eureka college and graduated in 1932. he served as a one-time president of the student body and majored in economics and sociology. he became the president of the united states in 1980. the passage is from a source.

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Document 9 this article was written by former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev following the death of former president ronald reagan on june 5, 2004. … ronald reagan’s first term as president had been dedicated to restoring america’s selfconfidence. he appealed to the traditions and optimism of the people, to the american dream, and he regarded as his main task strengthening the economy and the military might of the united states. this was accompanied by confrontational rhetoric toward the soviet union, and more than rhetoric—by a number of actions that caused concern both in our country and among many people throughout the world. it seemed that the most important thing about reagan was his anti-communism and his reputation as a hawk who saw the soviet union as an “evil empire.” yet his second term as president emphasized a different set of goals. i think he understood that it is the peacemakers, above all, who earn a place in history. this was consistent with his convictions based on experience, intuition and love of life. in this he was supported by nancy— his wife and friend, whose role will, i am sure, be duly appreciated.… in the final outcome, our insistence on dialogue proved fully justified. at a white house ceremony in 1987, we signed the intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty, which launched the process of real arms reduction. and, even though we saw the road to a world free of nuclear weapons differently, the very fact of setting this goal in 1986 in reykjavik [iceland] to break the momentum of the arms race.… source: mikhail gorbachev, “a president who listened,” new york times, june 7, 2004 according to mikhail gorbachev, how did president ronald reagan’s attitude toward the soviet union change during his second term?

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