Question

what did conservatives in the 1980s support? check all that apply
more social programs
lower taxes
a decreased international role
fewer government programs
less regulation of businesses
a stronger national government

Explanation:

Conservatives in the 1980s generally favored limited government intervention. They supported lower taxes to promote economic growth, fewer government - run social programs as they believed in individual responsibility and free - market solutions, less regulation of businesses to encourage entrepreneurship, and did not want a decreased international role but rather a strong stance in global affairs. They typically did not advocate for a stronger national government in terms of expanding its reach into social and economic life.

Answer:

• B. lower taxes
• D. fewer government programs
• E. less regulation of businesses