HOMENATION
IMPEACHMENT
Nightmare's End
WORKSHEET:
Voices in the
Impeachment Debate
CONGRESS
Capitol Hill Meltdown
LITTLETON
What Can the Schools Do?
CAMPAIGN 2000
The Money Chasm
Y2K
The History and the Hype
WORLD
KOSOVO
Terrain of Terror
Why He Blinked
INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENTS
Freedom Fighters
WORKSHEET:
Who Gets To Be a State?
RUSSIA
Survival of the Fittest
ASIAN ECONOMY
Has Asia Recovered?
CHINA
China's Arms Race
MIDDLE EAST
Jordan: Dawn of a New Era
Israel: Love at First Wonk
AFRICA
The Heart of Darkness
LATIN AMERICA
Up From the Flood
WORKSHEET: Current Events in Review
Answers
In the House Judiciary Committee, in the news media, in homes and schools across the country and later in the Senate, lawmakers and citizens argued passionately for and against impeaching President Clinton, putting him on trial, and removing him from office for his actions in the Monica Lewinsky scandal. What are the most compelling arguments on both sides of this important question? Go to the Internet to collect a sampling of those voices and arguments, record them on this page, and then offer your own view of the action Senators took when they voted on the four articles of impeachment passed by the Judiciary Committee.
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