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| 1988-1992; conservative Republican; Persian Gulf War |
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| early 1990's; Iraq invaded Kuwait and headed toward Saudi Arabia |
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| 1991 air assault against Iraq to liberate Kuwait |
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| Iraqi leader during the Persian Gulf War |
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| First Lady; health care plan which was never voted on |
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| surplus for the first time in nearly 30 years; economic rebound |
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| 1999; Colorado high school shooting |
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| 1993 World Trade Center bombing; 1995 Oklahoma City office building bombing by Tim McVeigh |
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| Clinton sustained relations with Russia and China |
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| USA intervened in Haiti and Eastern Europe |
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| North American Free Trade Agreement; USA, Canada, and Mexico free-trade zone |
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| brought voters' support to the Republican party; drafted the Contract with America |
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| Republicans gained control of both houses; Clinton and Congress clashed |
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| hired to investigate Clinton'ss involvement in a land deal and illegally using the money |
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| charges of perjury and obstruction of justice |
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| growth in the service sector and in part-time positions |
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| 1994; General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; established WTO and resolved trade disputes |
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| Telecommunications Act of 1996 |
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| removed barriers for communications companies; increased competition |
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| mid-1990's; some people returned to the cities |
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