Question

1. what main issues/beliefs could be used to describe the conservative movement in the 80s? provide three characteristics of the movement.

Explanation:

The conservative movement in the 1980s in the US emphasized limited government intervention, free - market capitalism, and traditional social values. Limited government meant reducing government regulations and spending. Free - market capitalism advocated for less government control over the economy to promote business growth. Traditional social values included opposition to social changes like abortion rights and same - sex marriage.

Answer:

1. Limited government intervention
2. Support for free - market capitalism
3. Emphasis on traditional social values