To many voters in 1980, Ronald Reagan, in contrast to Jimmy Carter, seemed:
A) indecisive
B) sunny
C) humorless
D) to be a deep thinker and expert on the details of policy
E) capable of getting Congress to pass a liberal reform program

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Many voters in 1980 saw Ronald Reagan as "sunny", optimistic and full of charisma. This was in contrast to Jimmy Carter, who was seen as dour and dour-faced. Reagan's sunny disposition and optimistic message resonated with many voters who were looking for a change after years of economic turmoil and international crises.

To Many Voters in 1980, Ronald Reagan, in Contrast to Jimmy