Reagan Centennial: Moments From a Lasting Legacy

In 1987, President Ronald Reagan traveled to Berlin for a speech in which he challenged the Soviet Union to literally and figuratively tear down the wall separating East and West. (AP)

Feb. 6 would be the 100th birthday of Ronald Reagan, the 40th president of the United States.

Love him or hate him, Reagan had a major impact on the course of events that the world is still feeling today. To mark Reagan's birthday, Fox News has produced a series of vignettes recalling some of the lightest and heaviest moments of the Reagan administration.

Also, check out other Reagan centennial coverage this week. Here's the latest:

Reagan Biographer Paul Kengor Writes: The Truth About Ronald Reagan's Mind and Memory

Now, take a look at the attached videos and vote for your favorite at the bottom. We will provide new clips each day all week. 

And feel free to leave a comment below on your own favorite -- or least favorite -- Reagan moments.

A. Ronald Reagan -- Rush Limbaugh Reflects

B. Ronald Reagan at the Brandenburg Gate: 'Tear Down This Wall'

C. Ronald Reagan Survives an Assassination Attempt

D. Ronald Reagan's First Day as President