During the Reagan presidency,"neo-conservatives"
A) were a small but disproportionately influential group of intellectuals.
B) made up the majority of supporters of Reagan.
C) were largely concerned with the government's progressive tax structure.
D) were unable to effectively unite with other Reagan supporters.
E) believed the Vietnam War had illustrated the limits of American intervention.

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During the Reagan presidency, "neo-conservatives" were a small but disproportionately influential group of intellectuals who advised Reagan on matters of foreign policy and believed in a strong military and aggressive foreign policy. They were not the majority of Reagan's supporters and their concerns were not solely focused on the government's tax structure. They were generally able to effectively unite with other Reagan supporters, but their views on American interventionism were not influenced by the Vietnam War.

During the Reagan Presidency,"neo-Conservatives