The Rise and Impact of Reaganism
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What is Reaganism?

  • A political campaign focused on electoral arenas
  • A well-defined political ideology with a clear programmatic coherence
  • A phenomenon of Republican Administrations
  • A movement in American politics lacking a sharp ideological definition but with clear goals and strategies (correct)

    • What is the social base of Reaganism?

  • The middle class (correct)
  • The upper class
  • The working class
  • The corporate class

    • What are the first targets of Reaganism?

  • Liberal institutions (correct)
  • Conservative institutions
  • Non-profit organizations
  • Religious institutions

    • What is the purpose of defense spending in Reaganism?

    <p>To increase militarization of America's political economy and cultural life</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of family values and religious education in Reaganism?

    <p>To hasten the privatization of American society</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the long-term policy of Reaganism regarding socialism and revolution in the Third World?

    <p>To prevent socialism and revolution in the Third World</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the major ideological conflict underway in Reaganism?

    <p>A conflict between Reaganism and liberalism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Rise and Ideology of Reaganism

    • Reaganism is an established movement in American politics with roots in the past and long-term consequences.
    • Reaganism lacks sharp ideological definition and programmatic coherence, but its supporters have clear goals and strategies.
    • The movement has a social base, an institutional network, an economic system, and educational policies to sustain it for generations.
    • The rise of Reaganism is focused on the electoral arena, but it is not primarily a phenomenon of political campaigns or even Republican Administrations.
    • The movement's first targets are liberal institutions that have defined and shaped American culture for fifty years or more.
    • A major ideological conflict is underway, with the term "liberalism" dropped from polite political discourse.
    • The course of the movement may be directed by a committee that never meets, but subcommittees do meet and possess a strong motivation.
    • The issues and symbols of the electoral debate are subsumed by Reaganism's ideology, creating a consciousness that assembles scattered dots into a picture.
    • Grenada is a tactic in Reaganism's long-term policy of destroying socialism and preventing revolution in the Third World.
    • Defense spending is a way of increasing militarization of America's political economy and cultural life.
    • Taxes and deficits are tools for increasing the power and enriching the coffers of the corporate class.
    • Family values, leadership, school prayer, and support for religious education are means of hastening the privatization of American society.

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