Globalism and Terrorism United States History Since 1945 Worksheet

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The worksheet has 5 questions and each they response must be answered in 200- 300 words with a reference

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HIS-450 Topic 8 Globalism and Terrorism Worksheet
Instructions: In 200-300 words, respond to the following prompts. Each prompt should be supported with research. Each response is worth 7 points.

What is â€œClintonomicsâ€? Describe the changes to the U.S. economy during the 1990s. What role did Globalism play in those changes? Explain.

What was the significance of the mid-term election of 1994? How did Newt Gingrich and the â€œContract with Americaâ€ contribute to the creation of bi-partisan legislation? Explain.

Describe the Balkan Wars of the 1990s. What role did the U.S. play in these wars? In your opinion, should the U.S. have engaged in these wars? Why or why not?

Discuss President Clintonâ€™s Impeachment. What were the charges? What penalty was he given? What penalty is the average person given for this crime? Do you think that famous people and politicians should be judged by a different standard than a common person? Explain.

Describe Operation Iraqi Freedom. Assess its positive and negative consequences to the United States.

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