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These U.S. first ladies made their mark during their stays at the White House.

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Videos (11)

  • First Ladies
    First Ladies

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    These U.S. first ladies made their mark during their stays at the White House.

    Video Clip (1:50)
  • The Great Communicator
    The Great Communicator

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    Ronald Reagan galvanized the American public through his famous speeches that helped redefine American politics in the 1980s.

    Video Clip (4:18)
  • Deconstructing History: White House
    Deconstructing History: White House

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    It may not have been home to the president until 1800 or even called the White House until 1901, but it remains a symbol of freedom and democracy throughout the world.

    Video Clip (1:35)
  • Presidential Fun Facts
    Presidential Fun Facts

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    The Oval Office has been filled with extraordinary presidents, but did you know about these not-so-famous firsts?

    Video Clip (1:21)
  • Reagan's Childhood
    Reagan's Childhood

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    Throughout his life, Ronald Reagan possessed the strong will and likeable nature that helped him win the presidency.

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  • Reagan and the 1980 Debates
    Reagan and the 1980 Debates

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    The closing arguments all but determined the winner during the 1980 presidential debates between President Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.

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  • Reagan's Reelection
    Reagan's Reelection

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    In the 1984 presidential debates President Ronald Reagan relied on wit and poise to win a second term in office.

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  • Morning in America
    Morning in America

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    Morning in America was one of the greatest political ad campaigns because it promised a prouder, stronger, better America.

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  • There You Go Again
    There You Go Again

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    Jimmy Carter unsuccessfully attempts to play into the uncertainty that the American public had for Ronald Reagan, during a debate on October 28, 1980.

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  • President Reagan Shot
    President Reagan Shot

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    John Hinckley does his best to impress Jodie Foster by firing a few rounds at President Ronald Reagan. He hits Reagan in the armpit, and nearly kills Brady with a shot to the head. Reagan stays alive and Hinckley spends a whole lot of time in an institution.

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  • Inaugural Address: Ronald Reagan
    Inaugural Address: Ronald Reagan

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    Excerpts from Ronald Reagon's inaugural address on Tuesday, January 20, 1981.

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Photo Galleries (3)

  • Ronald Reagan
    Ronald Reagan

    19 Photos

    View an image slideshow on President Ronald Reagan.

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  • Presidents and Their Children
    Presidents and Their Children

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    First families have shared the public spotlight with each president of the United States.

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  • California
    California

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    With its varied climate and diverse cultural influences, California boasts a range of natural wonders and architectural masterpieces.

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Speeches & Audio (1)

  • Ronald Reagan Delivers Farewell Address
    Ronald Reagan Delivers Farewell Address

    Audio Clip (1:54)

    On January 11, 1989, President Ronald Reagan, who at nearly 78, was the oldest person ever to hold the nation's highest office, gave his final address to the American people.

    Audio Clip (1:54)

Read More about Nancy Reagan

Nancy Reagan was the wife of President Ronald Reagan and was American first lady last from 1981 to 1989.

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