The United states has been through many significant eras, and ages that are very
             recognized for their contribution to American history. In the past few decades, the
             country has been through probably the most important time. There has been so much
             accomplished in the past couple of decades, and years, yet one might even pass them by,
             not realizing what importance it has today. The Eighties is a very well known time period
             for its political status, economical state, and especially the social, and public movements,
             and affairs. The year of 1983 has had some incredible events happen that have changed
             history, and has a huge effect today. From the presidency of Ronald Reagan, to the attacks
             the country had faced, 1983 was full of amazing modification. Everything that has
             happened, reflects onto the country's state today. History has its flaws, and upbringings.
             However, those are what get us from one era to another, and one decade to the next.
             America has been learning from the past , and 1983 certainly had its significance, and its
             way in teaching Americans today in how much change has been rendered. Without the
             events that have happened in 1983, America would never be the same. It was an
             extraordinary year in politics, economics, and affairs between the foreigners.
             The year of 1983 was a consequential year in American history. Every country
             needs a political leader in hand. The president of the U.S. in 1983 was Ronald Reagan.
             He served two terms in the U.S. office. His terms were from 1981-1989. Ronald Reagan
             won the Presidential nomination in 1980. He got into office on January 20,1981. He was
             a republican! As many wanted to have a democratic president, Reagan faced many
             challenges during his presidency, all because he was a republican. Just as president
             Franklin Roosevelt, Reagan faced his opponents. The opponents were the democrats.
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