How did president clinton react when military leaders in haiti overthrew aristide?
a. he threatened to invade haiti if aristide wasn’t returned to power.
b. he offered to extend american citizenship to aristide.
c. he immediately sent us troops to haiti.
d. he withdrew american troops from haiti

the answer is A

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President Clinton's reaction when military leaders in Haiti overthrew Aristide was that he threatened to invade Haiti if Aristide wasn’t returned to power.

Further Explanations:

Bill Clinton 42nd President of the United States was an associate of the Democratic Party, also considered as New Democrat due to his centrist “Third way” political philosophy. His presidency was a period of peacetime with` economic expansion and was known to be the highest rating U.S president to have been presiding since WWII. Clinton signed many laws into effect namely the North American Free Trade Act, National Health Care Reforms, Child Health Care Reforms, and Brady Bill.

Apart from all this he also took interest in foreign affairs of which one was the Haitian Coup defeat occurred during February 2004 that resulted in the removal of President Jean Bertrand Aristides. He was prevented from completing his second term and President Boniface Aleixandre was made the interim President of Haiti in accordance with the Constitution of Haiti.

Clinton opposed his removal and advocated it as unconstitutional.He even threatened to invade Haiti if Aristide wasn’t returned to power.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: Bill Clinton

Keywords: Bill Clinton, United States, Democratic Party, New Democrat, Third way, WWII, impeachment, North American Free Trade Act, National Health Care Reforms, Haitian Coup, Jean Bertrand Aristides,Boniface Aleixandre

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