Reagan Revolution

The Reagan Revolution refers to the political shift during Ronald Reagan's presidency (1981-1989), emphasizing conservative policies aimed at reducing government size, lowering taxes, and promoting free-market economics. Reagan sought to strengthen national defense, cut government regulations, and encourage individual responsibility. His leadership marked a move away from the liberal policies of previous decades, reshaping American politics by fostering a sense of renewed patriotism and economic optimism. Overall, it was a redefining moment that influenced the political landscape towards conservative principles that persist today.