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New Hopes, New Fears Unit 9: Carter to Obama

Jimmy Carter (1977-1981) Democrat, 1 term Washington outsider helped him win election after Johnson and Nixon, but he had trouble with the politics of the job Model Ex-President Habitat for Humanity Middle East diplomacy

Domestic Events and Policies Energy Crisis proposals resisted by fuel-producing states and automakers, Malaise speech National Energy Act: tax on gas-guzzlers, no price controls on domestic fuel, tax credits for alt. energy Three Mile Island nuclear reactor Middle East conflict > fuel shortage + price hike = even worse inflation Automation + high energy costs + increased foreign competition = downsizing Affirmative Action University of CA v. Bakke

Foreign Events and Policies Human Rights use of sanctions Détente suffers: Soviet invasion of Afghanistan SALT II treaty fails Panama Canal treaties improve LA-relations Camp David Accords historic, though largely symbolic, negotiation between Israel and Egypt (see p. 1022) Iran Hostage Crisis resulted from support of the shah against rebels, allowing him to enter U.S. for cancer treatment didn t release until Reagan sworn in

Ronald Reagan (1981-1989) Republican, 2 terms The Great Communicator Conservative Included: religious people, anti-abortion forces, anti-affirmative action, anti-welfare, anti- big government Cut gov t. programs such as: food stamps, welfare, job training, Medicaid, school lunches, student loans Result: smaller gov t., inner cities suffer Appointed several conservative Supreme Court justices, including Sandra Day O Connor

Domestic Events and Policies Reaganomics Cut taxes 25 percent + Increase military spending Ex: Star Wars SDI Result: HUGE DEBT Deregulation Less regulation + inspections of business Supply-side or Trickle-down economics Ex: banks, nursing homes, airlines, the environment Result: lower prices, savings and loan crisis Social Issues AIDS War on Drugs

Foreign Events and Policies Soviet Union Called evil empire, peace through strength New leader of USSR Gorbachev and Reagan have good relations Policies: perestroika = economic reform and Glastnost = openness, reform led to breakup of USSR Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall! Chernobyl nuclear disaster Panama 20, 000 US troops overthrow drug-trafficking Pres. Manuel Noriega

Foreign Events and Policies Nicaragua Supported anti-communist group called contras. Congress bans funding of Contras in Boland Amendment. Reagan admin. secretly sells weapons to Iran to raise $ to give them. Result: Iran Contra Scandal, but the Teflon President deflects the scandal, Vice Pres. Bush pardons all when he is President. Grenada (Island nation near Cuba) 2,000 US troops to overthrow pro-castro gov t.

George Bush (1989-1992) Republican, 1 term Reagan lite Had been his Vice President, continued his policies Read my lips... no new taxes but ended up raising taxes, which hurt his re-election bid

Foreign Events and Policies Cold War 1989: Fall of Berlin Wall, Tiananmen Square 1991: Soviet Union dissolves, Commonwealth of Independent States formed. Other counties in the former Soviet bloc make transitions also 1992-1993: Bush and Russian president Boris Yeltsin declare end to Cold War, sign START II to cut nuclear arsenals by 2/3

Foreign Events and Policies Operation Desert Storm 1 st Iraq War Goal: to protect our access to oil in the Persian Gulf Saddam Hussein attacks Kuwait. UN-coalition: forces led by US defeat Iraq in less than 5 days with < 400 casualties. But Saddam Hussein remains in power. In treaty, promises weapons inspections

Domestic Events and Policies Financial Issues Savings and Loan Crisis Issues with deregulation Debt From increased military spending, cutting taxes Had to break campaign promise Recession 1990-92 Americans with Disabilities Act

Bill Clinton (1993-2001) Democrat, 2 terms New Democrat New : balance budget, reform welfare, streamline gov t, supported death penalty Old : Universal health care coverage, more student aid, gays in the military

Domestic Events and Policies Military and security Don t ask, don t tell Oklahoma City bombings, Unabomber Battle with Republican Congress Newt Gingrich Contract with America Budget showdown > gov t shutdown Reps. get blame, Clinton re-elected but Impeachment: Perjury and obstruction of justice during investigations of Monica Lewinksy scandal and Paula Jones lawsuit Found not guilty, but Americans were mad Also implicated in Whitewater scandal in AK

Domestic Events and Policies Balancing the Budget Sacrificed programs he wanted to cut spending and balance the budget. Robust economy: (fueled by the new internet economy ) kept tax revenues high By 1998 the government had a surplus Worked with Congress to cut welfare rolls by 50% - work requirements, time limits Health Care Problems: Insurance companies, drs, health management orgs. couldn t agree Hillary Clinton: put in charge of proposals; not well received by Reps failed

Foreign Events and Policies Trade NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) eliminate trade barriers like tariffs between U.S., Mexico, and Canada Normal trading status extended to China Peacekeeping Africa: Rwandan genocide, Black Hawks shot down in Somalia, al-qaeda bombs U.S. Embassy Former Yugoslavia: U.S. aids NATO mission to protect safe zones in Bosnia, UN investigates Milosevic, ethnic cleansing in Kosovo Oslo Accords: historic, though largely symbolic, first negotiation between Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organization

George W. Bush (2001-2009) Republican, 2 terms Election of 2000 Florida hanging chads, confusing ballots, Governor Jeb Bush Bush v. Gore: Five weeks later the Supreme Court stopped the manual recounts

Foreign Events and Policies September 11 Patriot Act: Gitmo, enhanced interrogation, racial profiling, wiretapping War on Terror Afghanistan: Osama bin Laden, al-qaeda and Taliban strongholds Iraq Saddam Hussein and WMDs, fails to get UN coalition, Sunni vs. Shia civil conflict, Abu Graib

Domestic Events and Policies The Great Recession Dotcom and housing bubbles burst Bailouts for banks, industries too big to fail Budget Tax cuts + 2 wars = huge deficit High spending and regulation efforts alienates more conservative Republicans Other Issues Katrina disaster and FEMA Environmentalism Inconvenient Truth, Kyoto Protocol, Drill baby drill No Child Left Behind Act

Barack Obama (2009-2017) Democrat, 2 terms Election of 2008 Democratic landslide Since then, Republicans have gradually taken back Congress and many states International support Nobel Peace Prize for nonproliferation, Arab relations Even now, very popular in many parts of the world (our slow recovery has been better than many countries after the recession)

Foreign Events and Policies Pulling out of Iraq troops withdrawn, civil conflict ISIS/ISIL dilemma More focus on Afghanistan Bin Laden Continuing issue with terrorists Diplomacy Issues After Arab Spring : unrest, turmoil Israel: strained relationship with Netanyahu Benghazi fallout Post-Cold War relationships: Cuba, Russia, China

Domestic Events and Policies From Recession to Slow Recovery Affordable Health Care Act: Obamacare Major platform issues, stay tuned Gay rights: Don t Ask, Don t Tell repealed, Obergefell GITMO: prisoner transfer, torture report Gun control: NRA, Sandy Hook, San Bernadino, etc. Environment: Clean energy, fracking, Paris talks Crisis in Ferguson, Baltimore, etc. Militarization of police (War on drugs, 9/11) Racial issues