Research Ronald Reagan especially with regards to their foreign policy and foreign involvement during their administration. Identify 3 aspects of their foreign policy or foreign events they involved the US with. for each of the events explain where on the spectrum you believe the event falls and why.

Question

a) foreign policy-were the major policy initiatives/projects this president was known for working on? What countries or international events did he have to deal with? was he considered strong or weak on foreign policy and why?
b)for each event where on the foreign policy spectrum does it belong?

Answer 1

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