How did Reagan try to make the government smaller? Check all that apply.
He cut funding for drug programs and federal drug-control agencies.
He eliminated government programs to address money mismanagement.
He decreased spending on nuclear weapons and anti-ballistic missiles.
He proposed cutting funding to certain government agencies and groups.
He reduced government regulations on business.
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