First Lady who led the presidents plan to regulate all health care in the nation.

The nation's first female attorney general.

First female Supreme Court justice

International terrorist group led by wealthy Saudi Osama bin Laden

War to liberate Kuwait from Iraq (January 16-February 27, 1991)

Limits on the number of years an elected official can stay in office

A set of beliefs that a person uses to look at the world and interpret it.

Outlawed job discrimination based on disabilities and made local governments and businesses provide better working conditions for people with disabilities.

Signed by House Republicans that promised, if elected, they would introduce ten popular bills in the first one hundred days of the next Congress

Bill that stated that the federal government would not recognize any homosexual union as a marriage.

Required welfare recipients to go back to work within two years and set a lifetime cap of five years for assistance.

Wealthy Saudi who led al-Qaeda

Outspoken Republican representative from Georgia

Came to power in the Soviet Union in 1985

Iraqi dictator

41st president

42nd President

Conservative Supreme Court justice who became chief justice upon Warren Burger's retirement

A politician who favors some Democratic policies and some Republican policies.

Religious conservatives

The belief that several different cultures should exist side by side without being dominated by one culture.

Listening to many countries and then making decisions that every side could agree with.

Parent scholarships that they can use at any school of their choice for their children.

A complicated web of relationships that had formed between politicians, law firms, and businessman when Clinton was governor of Arkansas.

Reagan's solution to inflation; lowering taxes and reducing regulations on businesses and investors; aka "Reaganomics"