How did the federal budget crisis affect the presidential election in 1996? |
People had more negative feelings toward the Republican Party |
Partisanship in Congress during the Clinton presidency made it very difficult to |
compromise. |
When President Clinton was elected to a second term in 1996, |
Republicans maintained control of Congress. |
As a result of President Clinton’s impeachment trial in the Senate |
he was forced to resign. |
How did the budget crisis in 1995 affect the American people’s feelings toward President Clinton? |
Americans blamed Republicans for the shutdown and Clinton’s approval ratings improved. |
Which statement best describes the feelings of most Americans following President Clinton’s impeachment? |
They thought Clinton had been impeached more for political reasons than for wrongdoing. |
Americans were unhappy with President Clinton prior to the midterm elections of 1994 because |
he was involved in several White House scandals. |
The federal budget crisis in 1995 ended when |
Republicans in Congress were forced to compromise. |
Before the 1994 midterm elections, issues of taxes and government spending on social programs |
were points of disagreement between Democrats and Republicans. |
The special investigation into the Whitewater real estate scandal |
produced no evidence that Clinton had committed a crime. |
Partisan Conflict in Government
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