Answer:
President Bill Clinton supported the creation of Free Trade Blocs, like NAFTA (North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement) because he believed strongly in globalization and the important role it would play for the benefit of his own country.
Explanation:
President Bill Clinton, who became the United States´ 42nd President, from 1993 to 2001, has always been known for his strong belief in globalization, and the need to open up borders and boundaries so that trade, and other activities, may become globalized, instead of just closed up to specific nations. He is known, then as a globalist. This is why in 1993 he began to act on this belief by supporting the creation of NAFTA, and the creation of the European Union as a great trading bloc that would ensure better trading conditions for the nations involved in these kinds of free trade blocs.
