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1 Clinton Presidency

2 Election of 1992

3 Election of 1992

4 A “New Democrat” Social liberal, but… Friendly to business
Balanced budget Welfare reform

5 NAFTA

6 NAFTA & Tariffs

7 NASDAQ, 1990s

8 Computer Revolution

9 Computer Revolution

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11 Bill Gates Anti-Trust lawsuit

12 Internet Developed for Cold War defense communication (DARPA)
Santa Monica Berkeley MIT Commercial & popular use in 1990s

13 Internet

14 Republican Revolution
1994 mid-term elections Republicans sweep both houses 54 seats in House 8 seats in Senate First time since 1952 Contract with America

15 Clinton Healthcare Plan

16 1996 Election

17 Election of 1996

18 “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

19 Sex Scandals Click here for video

20 Letter from Lewinsky

21 Clinton Impeachment

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