Election of Reagan - Mind Map

Election of Reagan

Long-Term Factors

The loss of Goldwater in 1968 was a loss for Conservatives,
however they did not lose hope and build an organization that would help them win future elections- successful when Reagan was elected

The "New Right" conservative movement in the 1960s and 70s

The unraveling of the democratic party because of the Vietnam War, urban riots, and the loss in faith in the federal government after the Iranian Hostage Crisis

"Sagebrush" rebels believed the federal government controlled too much land in the western states

Americans struggling financially after moving to the suburbs
were losing their liberal views, causing a rise in conservativism

Political background- Governor of California

Short-Term Factors

Many conservatives believed that liberal policies were responsible for stagflation in the late 1970s

The rise of religion in politics (Moral Majority)

Carter's unpopularity by the end of his presidency

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