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Nancy Reagan

Discover Nancy Reagan, a movie star who became a First Lady and started a famous campaign!

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Nancy Reagan

Nancy Reagan

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Nancy Reagan, Polish President, First Lady, George Shultz July 17, 2007
Public Domain: President Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan at Republican Convention, 1988 (NARA)
Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan at airport, 1972
Ronald and Nancy Reagan
Public Domain: President Reagan and Nancy Reagan with Pope John Paul, II, 1982 (NARA)
Nancy Reagan dunking
Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan at airport, 1972 restored
Victor and Amy Krulak with Ronald and Nancy Reagan, circa 1970
Nancy Reagan portrait
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat & First Lady Jihan Sadat Are Welcomed By President Ronal Reagan & First Lady Nancy Reagan At The White House In 1981, Published By Coral-Lee, Mike Roberts Color Productions
Grabmal von Ronald und Nancy Reagan

Key Facts

Born
July 6, 1921.
Birthplace
New York City, New York.
Known For
Being First Lady of the United States and starting the 'Just Say No' campaign.
Career
Hollywood actress and First Lady.

From Movie Star to First Lady!

Imagine being a famous movie star, and then your husband becomes the President of the United States! That's what happened to Nancy Reagan. Before she was the First Lady, she was an actress in Hollywood, starring in fun movies. She met Ronald Reagan, who was also an actor, and they got married. He later became the President, and Nancy was right there with him, helping him and the country.

Her Big Idea: Just Say No!

When Nancy Reagan was the First Lady, she wanted to help kids stay safe. She started a really important program called 'Just Say No.' It was all about telling young people to say no to drugs. She traveled all over the country, talking to kids and grown-ups about making good choices. It was her biggest project as First Lady, and many people remember her for it.

A Special Helper in the White House

As First Lady, Nancy Reagan was like a special helper to her husband, President Reagan. She had a big influence on him and sometimes helped him make important decisions. She also made sure the White House looked nice, even choosing new dishes for special dinners! She was a busy person, always working to support her husband and the country.

Caring for Her Family

After leaving the White House, Nancy Reagan spent a lot of time taking care of her husband, Ronald Reagan, when he got sick. She was very devoted to him, showing everyone how much she loved him. She stayed active and continued to support important causes until she passed away. She is remembered as a strong and caring person.

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