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Adding this in. At the very least, the various media and academics certainly treated it as such (I know in Metal Gear, for instance, they actually considered the seventies liberating when it really wasn't, same with George Lucas and Star Wars).
'''The Seventies''', or 1970's, saw [[Western]] freedom and civilization demoralized and under the threat of World [[Communism]], but ended with the rebirth of [[Conservative]] pride, with the emergence of [[Margaret Thatcher]] and [[Ronald Reagan]] among the great world leaders of the [[20th Century]].
'''The Seventies''', or 1970's, similar to [[The Sixties|the 1960s]], is widely celebrated by leftists and liberals as a decade of progress and freedom, although in reality it saw [[Western]] freedom and civilization demoralized and under the threat of World [[Communism]], but ended with the rebirth of [[Conservative]] pride, with the emergence of [[Margaret Thatcher]] and [[Ronald Reagan]] among the great world leaders of the [[20th Century]].
==The Threat==
==The Threat==