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

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"Neoconservatives" during the Reagan presidency were a small group of intellectuals who had a disproportionate influence on Reagan's policies. They were known for their conservative views on foreign policy and supporting a strong defense, along with their belief in free-market economics.

During the Reagan Presidency,"neoconservatives