Did president clinton support or oppose globalization? Support your answer with historical evidence, (5points)

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hugsnotughs · Answer

President Bill Clinton did support globalization.

A government website has this to say:
"President Clinton understood from the beginning of his presidency that the most pervasive force in our world is globalization. He also understood that while globalization is inexorable, its benefits must be harnessed to advance our objectives of democracy, shared prosperity and peace. The way for America to exercise its influence today is to build with our democratic partners an international system of strong alliances and institutions attuned to the challenges of a globalized world, to ensure this system is genuinely open to all who adhere to clearly defined standards, and to be ready to stand up for those standards when they are threatened. The broad outlines of a foreign policy for the global age can’t be summed up on a bumper sticker, but they are reflected in the principles that have guided the Clinton foreign policy over the past eight years. "

I think historical evidenxe that supports this answer would be the North American Free trade Agreement (NAFTA). It was signed into law by President Clinton on December 8, 1993.  Clinton said he hoped the agreement would encourage other nations to work toward a broader world-trade pact.

hugsnotughs · Answer

Welcome to Openstudy. :-)

anonymous · Answer

see that's what i told you in the message

hugsnotughs · Answer

Some people like to receive more than one answer from more than one person just to see if it really is right. cx

anonymous · Answer

oh ok  i see what you mean.

anonymous · Answer

lol thank you both alot! ill have to dumb it down so my teacher doesnt think im cheating :P