Question

Which speaker would most likely agree with President Ronald Reagan's
national security policies

Speaker 1: A continuing proliferation of weapons will result in global war.

Speaker 2: Conventional arms are more important than advanced technology,

Speaker 3: The military draft is essential for combat preparedness.

Speaker 4: Increased defensive strength will discourage aggression by others.

Answer 1

Answer:

Speaker 4 would most likely agree with President Ronald Reagan's national security policies.

Explanation:

In its foreign policy, Reagan sought to restore U.S. national pride and influence. During the first five years, Reagan's foreign policy was marked by strong anti-communist rhetoric, the acceleration of the arms race, and efforts to curb the spread of communism in developing countries. According to the so-called Reagan doctrine, the United States had to support anti-communist forces in the world, especially in Latin America. Indeed, Reagan began to support friendly governments, regardless of what they did in their own country. Reagan supported Nicaragua’s anti-communist guerrillas, which seek to overthrow the country’s Marxist regime. He also supported anti-communist guerrillas in Angola and Cambodia, as well as Afghan insurgents in Afghanistan. In 1983, Reagan sent troops to Grenada to overthrow the Marxist regime and stabilize the country.

The gap between Reagan and the Soviet Union was poor during Reagan’s first term. Countries were on opposite sides in conflicts in Central America, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Reagan called the Soviet Union the “kingdom of evil” and in 1983 launched the design of the Strategic Defense Initiative missile defense system. He also deployed cruise missiles and medium-range nuclear missiles to European NATO countries in response to similar measures taken by the Soviet Union, which led the Soviet Union to withdraw from disarmament negotiations.

Answer 2

Speaker 4 would most likely agree with President Ronald Reagan's National Security Policies.

President Ronald Reagan

In his presidential speech, he talked about national security policy, in which he suggested that United States will never be an Aggressor. It will maintain strength in order to defend against any aggression.

This policy is similar to what the Speaker 4 says "Increased defensive strength will discourage aggression by others".  Hence this option is correct.

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