How did the federal budget crisis affect the presidential election in 1996? People were disappointed that Clinton shut down the
government. People had more negative feelings toward the Republican Party. People blamed Democrats for cuts made to social programs. People credited Republicans with ending the budget crisis
"People had <span>more negative feelings toward the Republican Party" would be the best option since their refusal to pass a budget led the government to shut down, which greatly hurt their reputation among Americans.</span>
The federal budget crisis affected the Presidential Election in 1996 as people had more negative feelings toward the Republican Party.
In December 1995, during the government of the Democrat Bill Clinton, there was a shutdown of 21 days. The Republican leaders in the United States Congress promoted the closure as a way to pressure Clinton in favor of a more conservative budget, but the blocking tactic turned against them: it increased the popularity of Clinton, who in November 1996 won reelection for a second mandate.
The Northwest Ordinance of 1787, allowed for Westward Expansion, and was to raise money that the America's received through the Treaty of Paris, and it created and organized the Northwest Territory.
