Explore The Congressional Graveyard For Health Care Reform (linked below) and provide responses to the Context and Critical Thinking Questions. Your answers should be well-organized, utilizing complete sentences and paragraphs as needed. For the Critical Thinking Questions, consider conducting additional research to support your analysis.

Context Questions:

1. What are the three sources of health inequality?
2. Who was the first U.S. President to advocate for national, compulsory health insurance?
3. Describe the differences between "majoritarian" democratic governments and "consensus" democratic governments.
4. What are the three dimensions of coalition building?
5. What three strategies have been employed by U.S. presidents interested in health care reform?
6. What four avenues could President Clinton have pursued to achieve success in health care reform?

Critical Thinking Questions:

1. According to the author, what conditions are necessary to reform health care under the current system? Explain.
2. How were these conditions present during the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)?
3. How did the Obama Administration navigate the challenges to successfully enact health care reform?
4. Reflect on the early stages of the Trump Administration and the efforts of the Republican-led Congress to repeal or replace the ACA. Apply insights from the Peterson article to discuss why significant changes to the ACA were challenging for the Republican-led Congress.

Ensure your analysis adheres to the following guidelines:

• Use Microsoft Word with 12pt. Times New Roman or Arial font.
• Provide complete sentences and organized paragraphs for Context Question responses (6-8 sentences).
• Conduct additional research to support answers to Critical Thinking Questions.
• Include a minimum of two references.
• Clearly indicate the word count (excluding quotations) and Grammarly Performance Score.