Morning in America facts for kids

Morning in America is the well-known name for a famous political campaign TV commercial. This ad was a big part of Ronald Reagan's campaign when he ran for President of the United States in 1984. He was the candidate for the Republican Party. The ad's voice was Hal Riney.

What Was "Morning in America"?

This TV commercial was created to help Ronald Reagan win the 1984 presidential election. It showed many short clips, like a montage, of everyday Americans starting their day and going to work. The ad had a calm and hopeful voice-over.

The Ad's Hopeful Message

The voice-over in the commercial talked about how the U.S. economy had gotten better since Reagan became president in 1980. It aimed to make people feel good about the country's future. The ad suggested that things were improving and that people should feel optimistic.

Why Was This Ad Important?

The "Morning in America" commercial became very famous. It helped to create a positive feeling about Ronald Reagan's presidency. The phrase "Morning in America" was used many times during his time as president. It showed how political ads can use feelings and images to send a message to voters.