Unit 5 Learning Target Recap and Unit 6 Concept Definitions by Mr. Storlie

Group 7 - Jenesis, George, Mya

2025-12-01 15:56:32 UTC

Globalization is the increasing interconnectedness of countries through the flow of goods, services, capital, people, and information, driven by advancements in technology and communication.

information age (Preston, Easton, Andrew)

2025-12-01 15:58:17 UTC

The Information Age is the time period we live in now, where computers, the internet, and digital technology make it easy to create, share, and access huge amounts of information very quickly.

Cohen, DameTime, Chace

2025-12-01 15:58:20 UTC

Won the Gulf War, Sucked at running the economy, and lost the vote because a man named Perot ran as an independent.

Lt-3 Noah, Casey, Greta, Izzi

2025-12-01 15:59:11 UTC

What were the driving factors of the financial “greed is good” culture of the 1980s? And how did the majority of the decade serve as a party while the end served as a hangover? What did the actions of some significant financial players reflect about what people are willing to do to “succeed”? The majority of the decade was based off if you were rich, you were famous, and everyone showed and lived their hardest to be rich, famous, and all the above. After the market crashed, everyone famous was either in something illegal or had spent all their money.

Group 4- Kerisma, Wade, AC, Emery

kerismamcmahan — 2025-12-01 15:59:23 UTC

Please explain the events surrounding George H.W. Bush’s presidency that caused it to be a transition period to a “New World Order.”

the transition from the bipolar, adversarial world of the Cold War to a new system defined by American predominance, multilateral diplomacy, and collective security through international organizations like the United Nations. (Two major events: the end of the Cold War and the Persian Gulf War.)

Learning Target 1: What were the main principles of Reagan's economic plan dubbed "Reaganomics"?

2025-12-01 16:00:45 UTC

Pierce,Brady, Landon, Garet

Reduced government spending, lower taxes, reduced business regulation, and a policy to control inflation. It helped the USA economy into a better spot that wasnt at before.

Learning Target 5 why did George H. W. Bush lose the 1992 election? How should his legacy be viewed?

2025-12-01 16:01:56 UTC

George Bush lost because he split the votes with an independent Pat Buchanan. Another factor why he lost was that he was a good guy at heart, but wasn't able to express it to the people. He couldn't give short, simple answers that appealed to them, and overall, he got very unlucky in his run, but he had good intentions. His legacy should be viewed as a good foreign policy leader

Group 2

2025-12-01 16:04:00 UTC

Explain Reagan's Cold War policy and relationship development with the Soviet Union from the beginning of his presidency to the end of his presidency.

He started with a win attitude; he wanted dominance over the USSR and would take no less. After seeing a movie that predicted what the world would look like after nuclear war, he quickly changed his view and began to try to become peaceful with the USSR. Due to his own efforts and external factors, he eventually achieved his second goal.