Question

multiple choice 1 point
president clinton strongly supported ratification of the ______, a treaty that eliminated tariffs and trade restrictions among the united states, canada, and mexico.
trade with the usa pact
grinch trade deal
north american free trade agreement (nafta)
free north america trade policy
clear my selection

multiple choice 1 point
what requirement did the immigration reform act of 1990 remove from the naturalization process?
a requirement to be 18 years old
marriage to a u.s. citizen
passing an english language test
passing a civics test
clear my selection

Explanation:

First Question (about President Clinton and the trade treaty)

The treaty that eliminated tariffs and trade restrictions among the US, Canada, and Mexico, supported by President Clinton, is the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The other options like "Trade with the USA Pact", "Grinch Trade Deal", and "Free North America Trade Policy" are not the correct names for this treaty.

The Immigration Reform Act of 1990 removed the requirement of marriage to a U.S. citizen for naturalization. The other options (being 18, passing English/language test, passing civics test) were not removed; in fact, passing English and civics tests are still part of naturalization, and age 18 is a standard requirement for many legal processes including naturalization.

Answer:

B. North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

Second Question (about Immigration Reform Act of 1990 naturalization requirement)