Ronald Reagan

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Ronald Reagan was the 40th president of the United States, known for his conservative economic policies, Cold War leadership, and influential role in reshaping American politics in the 1980s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American actor
American politician
Governor of California
President of the United States
Republican Party politician
human
birthDate 1911-02-06
birthPlace Tampico, Illinois, United States
burialPlace Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley, California, United States
causeOfDeath Alzheimer's disease
child Maureen Reagan
Michael Reagan
Patti Davis
Ron Reagan
conflict World War II
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 2004-06-05
deathPlace Los Angeles
surface form: Los Angeles, California, United States
economicPolicy Reaganomics
endTime (governor of California) 1975-01-06
endTime (presidency) 1989-01-20
familyName Ronald Reagan self-linksurface differs
surface form: Reagan
fullName Ronald Reagan self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ronald Wilson Reagan
givenName Ronald
ideology conservatism
militaryBranch United States Army
notableFor Cold War leadership
Strategic Defense Initiative
influential role in the modern conservative movement
strengthening U.S. military buildup
tax cuts in the 1980s
notableWork host of General Electric Theater
occupation film actor
radio announcer
television host
politicalParty Republican Party
positionHeld 33rd governor of California
40th president of the United States
President of the Screen Actors Guild
predecessor Jimmy Carter
predecessor (governor of California) Jerry Brown
surface form: Pat Brown
previousPoliticalParty Democratic Party
religion Presbyterianism
spouse Jane Wyman
Nancy Reagan
startTime (governor of California) 1967-01-02
startTime (presidency) 1981-01-20
successor George H. W. Bush
successor (governor of California) Jerry Brown
vicePresident George H. W. Bush

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this entity surface form: President Ronald Reagan
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subject surface form: Tip O'Neill
Laffer advised Ronald Reagan
subject surface form: Arthur Laffer
ERTA signedBy Ronald Reagan
subject surface form: Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981
ERTA presidentDuringEnactment Ronald Reagan
subject surface form: Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981
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subject surface form: Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981
Public Law 97-34 signedBy Ronald Reagan
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subject surface form: Star Wars (Strategic Defense Initiative)
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subject surface form: Star Wars (Strategic Defense Initiative)
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James L. Buckley appointedBy Ronald Reagan
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subject surface form: She’s Working Her Way Through College
Public Law 98-353 signedBy Ronald Reagan
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subject surface form: Tale of Two Cities speech
State Route 118 namedAfter Ronald Reagan