What is the central idea of President Reagan’s speech?
A the need for improved relations between NATO and Eastern Bloc countries
B the high quality of life under totalitarian regimes typical of Eastern Bloc nations
C the need for more immigration from Western Europe to the United States
D the high quality of life under fascist rule in Western Europe
What is the central idea of President Reagan’s speech?
Share
The correct answer is A: the need for improved relations between NATO and Eastern Bloc countries.
In President Reagan’s speeches, particularly during the Cold War era, he often emphasized the importance of diplomacy and building better relations with Eastern Bloc nations to promote peace and stability. This reflects his approach to addressing tensions between NATO (Western democracies) and the Eastern Bloc (communist states).