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pickupchik [31]
2 years ago
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Match each word with its definition. 1. president during the opening stages of the Persian Gulf War Ronald Reagan 2. An issue th

at may not be agreed upon by many different sides controversial 3. praised for making the economy strong during the 80's Phil Gramm 4. spent over nine million dollars in his Presidential bid in 1996 loyal opposition 5. takes a firm stand on the program of the administration and publicized its views faction 6. a group that may not be in agreement with the general direction of the larger population George Bush
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padilas [110]2 years ago
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1) George Bush was the president during the beginning of the Persian Gulf War.

2) Controversial  is what an issue that may not be agreed upon by many different sides can be called.

3) Ronald Reagan  praised for making the economy strong during the 80's.


4) Phil Gramm  spent over nine million dollars in his Presidential bid in 1996.

5) Loyal Opposition takes a firm stand on the program of the administration and publicized its views.

6) A Faction is a group that may not be in agreement with the general direction of the larger population.


Lapatulllka [165]2 years ago
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1- George bush

2- Contriversial

3-Ronald Reagan

4-Phil Gramm

5-Loyal Opposition

6-faction

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