prosperity & new world order (1988-2000)

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New Right

A political movement in the late 20th century characterized by conservative beliefs, such as limited government involvement, traditional values, and free-market principles.

Gridlock

Political deadlock or stagnation that occurs when opposing parties in a government are unable to reach agreements or pass legislation due to ideological differences or partisan disputes.

Operation Desert Storm

A military operation in 1991 led by the United States and allied forces to expel Iraqi forces from Kuwait following Iraq's invasion of the country.

New Democrat

Refers to a political ideology associated with certain members of the Democratic Party who advocate for centrist policies, focusing on issues like fiscal responsibility, welfare reform, and economic growth.

NAFTA

The North American Free Trade Agreement, a trade deal signed in 1994 between the United States, Canada, and Mexico, aimed at reducing tariffs and promoting economic cooperation among the three countries.

Globalization

The process of increasing interconnectedness and interdependence among countries, economies, and cultures through the exchange of goods, services, ideas, and information on a global scale.

Whitewater

Refers to a real estate controversy involving Bill and Hillary Clinton during his time as governor of Arkansas, which later became the subject of investigations and scandals during his presidency.

Contract with America

A set of conservative policy proposals outlined by Republicans during the 1994 midterm elections, aimed at reducing the size of government, balancing the budget, and promoting traditional values.