Lesson 14.02 George W.H. Bush Administration

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As president, Bush consciously embraced a less conservative agenda than his predecessor Ronald Reagan. He supported several bi-partisan efforts such as environmental causes and legislation to protect the rights of the disabled and minorities in America. Bush embraced his role in international matters as well and helped to oversee the end of the Cold War and the Persian Gulf War in the Middle East.

Learn more about the domestic and foreign policy challenges of the George H. W. Bush administration by reviewing the slideshow below. Complete 14.02 Notes Guide as you review the content within the presentation. The notes will help you with the tasks and serve as a study guide on the Unit test.

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President George H.W. Bush signs Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Image is in public domain.

Common Iraqi battle tank used in the Gulf War. This file is the work of a sailor or employee of the US Navy, taken or made part of that person's official duties. As a work of the federal government, this image is in the public domain.