During the 1990s, the U.S. population was experiencing significant changes. One of the main changes was the increasing diversity of the population, particularly due to a rise in immigration from countries in Latin America and Asia. This led to a more multicultural society with a greater emphasis on celebrating different cultures and traditions. Additionally, the population was becoming more urbanized, with more people living in cities rather than rural areas. Furthermore, there was a growing trend towards globalization, with increased interconnectedness and influence from other countries around the world. These demographic shifts had a significant impact on American society and culture during the Clinton presidency.
