During the Reagan presidency,"neoconservatives"
A)were engaged in a battle with the radical left to influence American culture.
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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Neoconservatives during the Reagan presidency were focused on battling with the radical left to influence American culture, pushing back against progressive social policies and promoting traditional values. They were not the majority of Reagan supporters, nor were they primarily concerned with the government's tax structure. While there may have been some factionalism within the conservative movement, neoconservatives were generally seen as aligned with Reagan's policies. The Vietnam War was largely viewed as a failure by neoconservatives, but this was not a major focus of their work during the Reagan era.

During the Reagan Presidency,"neoconservatives