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Reagan and the 1980s — Unit test

Question 26 • U.S. History 2026 - 3311 B

After the 1994 midterm elections, how did President Clinton deal with opposing views in Congress?

Answer
H
He supported welfare reform.
H
He stopped anti-crime legislation.
H
He would not work with Republicans.
H
He refused to compromise on issues.

Explanation

After Republicans gained control of Congress in the 1994 midterm elections, President Clinton adjusted his approach and worked with them on some major issues. He supported welfare reform, signing a major welfare reform law in 1996. This shows cooperation with opposing views, rather than refusing to work or compromise.

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