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How did the budget crisis in 1995 affect the American people's feelings toward President Clinton?
Americans blamed Clinton for the government shutdown because he had not cooperated with Republicans.
Americans felt that Clinton was weak for not standing up to the Republicans and for allowing the government shutdown
Americans were pleased that Clinton's actions had avoided a shutdown, but his approval ratings declined
Americans blamed Republicans for the shutdown and Clinton's approval ratings improved.

The correct answer is Americans blamed Republicans for the shutdown and Clinton's approval ratings improved.

In the early 1990s, the George Bush administration underwent several fluctuations that questioned the credibility of the Republicans' administration. On the one hand, the fall of the socialist bloc and the successful attacks in the Gulf War gave it prestige. On the other hand, the uncomfortable rates of unemployment and the retraction in production made the maintenance of Bush in power a real political unknown for the Americans.

In fact, it would be because of this dubiousness that George Bush would not be able to re-elect himself president, allowing the arrival of Democrat Bill Clinton to the highest political position in the USA. During that time, the significant reduction in military spending and public spending led to the development of the economy and the recovery of the competitiveness of American companies in the international market.

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