What Seems to Account for the Vast Popularity That Ronald

question 141

Multiple Choice

What seems to account for the vast popularity that Ronald Reagan maintained during his eight years as president?

• A) He was a skilled administrator and manager.
• B) He possessed an exhaustive familiarity with the issues.
• C) He had an ability to articulate the values, aspirations, and national pride of millions of Americans.
• D) He capitalized on the popularity of his vice president.
• E) He consistently fought corruption.

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