During the budget crisis of 1995, president clinton vetoed the budget passed by congress because of

cuts to anti-crime programs.
cuts to social programs.
increases in healthcare funding.
increases in funding for education.

The correct answer is B) cuts to social programs.  

During the Budget crisis of 1995, President Bill Clinton vetoed the Budget passed by Congress because of cuts to social programs.

The federal government was shut down two times. The first one was from November 14 to 19. The second one from December 16 to January 6, 1996. The reason was the Budget differences between the Congress and President Clinton. During the Budget crisis of 1995, President Bill Clinton vetoed the Budget passed by Congress because of cuts to social programs. This measure helped improve Clinton’s popularity and the citizens criticized the Republican’s attitude.