What does Ronald Reagan mean when he says "there are many mountains yet to climb"? A. Though America has progressed greatly, it still needs to overcome many challenges. B. America needs to focus more on the happiness of its people than on its economy. C. The aim of the government is to make America the greatest nation in the world. D. America should aim to achieve greatness through more mountain climbing expeditions.

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What does Ronald Reagan mean when he says "there are many mountains yet to climb"? A. Though America has progressed greatly, it still needs to overcome many challenges. B. America needs to focus more on the happiness of its people than on its economy. C. The aim of the government is to make America the greatest nation in the world. D. America should aim to achieve greatness through more mountain climbing expeditions.

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Daniel Bush · Answer 1

A - Though America has progressed greatly, it still needs to overcome many challenges.

In President Reagan's speech he talked about how far America has come with all of the progress made but there is still more work to be done and 'mountains to climb' so it will be hard work - but necessary.