1.Ronald Reagan made AIDS research a top priority of his administration.
2.The religious right was a Protestant-dominated movement in which Catholics were not allowed to participate
3.Society's message to women in the 1950s was that they should strive to combine motherhood and professional careers.
4.In the presidential election of 1948, Republicans saw little hope for victory.
5.When AIDS emerged in the 1980s, many in the Reagan administration viewed it largely as a gay disease.
6.Many adults, having experienced the Depression and wartime rationing, were eager to consume more in the 1950s.