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Objective Provided notes SWBAT evaluate the effectiveness of Bill Clinton’s foreign Objective Provided notes SWBAT evaluate the effectiveness of Bill Clinton’s foreign

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Objective Provided notes SWBAT evaluate the effectiveness of Bill Clinton’s foreign - PPT Presentation

Agenda Do Now Notes Video Do now Below are five people interested in being President of the United States Determine whether or not the below candidates meet the basic requirements and who you would vote based on the information below ID: 732073

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Objective

Provided notes SWBAT evaluate the effectiveness of Bill Clinton’s foreign policy & explain how Clinton’s political provisions affected the United State’s economy and foreign affairs

Agenda:

Do Now

Notes

VideoSlide2

Do now:

Below are five people interested in being President of the United

States. Determine whether or not the below candidates meet the basic requirements, and who you would vote based on the information below.

36 year-old from New Jersey who has been a Senator for 4 years already

76 year-old former House of Representatives member

47- year-old Governor of Arkansas

35 year old business woman from North CarolinaSlide3

The Election of 1992

In the 1992 election, George Bush lost to Arkansas governor Bill Clinton Slide4

The Presidency of Bill Clinton

Clinton defined himself a “new Democrat” by embracing both liberal &

conservative

policies

Clinton worked with Republicans to reform the welfare system

The law put limits on how long people could receive benefits & allowed states to decide how welfare money would be spentSlide5

The Presidency of Bill Clinton

Clinton defined himself a “new Democrat” by embracing both liberal &

conservative

policies

Clinton worked with Congress

to reduce the federal deficit & balance the federal budget

In 1997,

Clinton

cut gov’t spending & lowered taxesSlide6

For the 1

st

time in 30 years, the gov’t had a surplus which Clinton used to pay down the nation’s debtSlide7

Dow Jones Industrial Average, 1901-2010

Clinton’s deficit reduction coincided with a boom in the technology industry; This led to the longest sustained era of economic growth in U.S. historySlide8

Technology

A direct result of modern technology was

increasing interdependence among nations

The new information age economy include instant global communication, high-tech computer/media businesses, & a decline of traditional occupations Slide9

Foreign Policy

Clinton signed

the

North American

Free Trade Agreement (

NAFTA

)

which reduced trade barriers among USA, Mexico, & Canada (strongest among big businesses)Slide10

Criticisms of NAFTA?Slide11

Foreign Policy

During his presidency, Clinton committed

U.S. troops to peacekeeping efforts

From 1995 to 1999,

U.S. troops were sent to Bosnia to stop ethnic cleansing by Serbs & to Kosovo to stop a civil war

From 1993-1995,

U.S. troops were sent to Somalia to offer food & restore order to civil warSlide12

Foreign Policy

The chief reason that the United States sent troops to Bosnia in 1995 was to try to

bring a peaceful end to the Civil War