Reagan's Foreign Policy and SDI

The Reagan presidency was characterized by a revival of conservative ideology in the United States, which sought to limit government intervention and promote free-market principles. One of the most notable aspects of his foreign policy was the emphasis on strengthening the military while also taking a hard stance against the Soviet Union. In contrast, domestic policy initiatives aimed at tax cuts, deregulation, and reducing the welfare state were implemented. In the context of addressing these various policies, consider the following question regarding the impact of Reagan's foreign policy, particularly concerning U.S.-Soviet relations and arms control.