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Why would the Nixon campaign team take such a risky action as breaking into the opposition's headquarters? - Answer-Because of Nixon's overwhelming fear of losing and the team's belief that all means should be taken to defeat the opponent. What steps did the White House take to cover up its in...
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Add to cartWhy would the Nixon campaign team take such a risky action as breaking into the opposition's headquarters? - Answer-Because of Nixon's overwhelming fear of losing and the team's belief that all means should be taken to defeat the opponent. What steps did the White House take to cover up its in...
The Election of 1968 - Answer-Richard Nixon was the Republican nominee for president, disagreements disrupted the Democratic National Convention, and Nixon won the election thanks to Democratic division Who was Richard Nixon? - Answer-37th president of the United States, lawyer, lieutenant comman...
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Add to cartThe Election of 1968 - Answer-Richard Nixon was the Republican nominee for president, disagreements disrupted the Democratic National Convention, and Nixon won the election thanks to Democratic division Who was Richard Nixon? - Answer-37th president of the United States, lawyer, lieutenant comman...
Define Muckraking - Answer-"to search for and expose real or alleged corruption, scandal, or the like, especially in politics." What was the Watergate Scandal? - Answer-"The Watergate scandal began early in the morning of June 17, 1972, when several burglars were arrested in the office of the ...
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Add to cartDefine Muckraking - Answer-"to search for and expose real or alleged corruption, scandal, or the like, especially in politics." What was the Watergate Scandal? - Answer-"The Watergate scandal began early in the morning of June 17, 1972, when several burglars were arrested in the office of the ...
Appealing to silent majority... - Answer-Nixon won 1968 election. Southerners attracted to republican party, with southern strategy. Nixon appointed - Answer-A conservative Supreme Court "New Federalism" - Answer-Gave more control to state govts revenue sharing - Answer-States depended on...
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Add to cartAppealing to silent majority... - Answer-Nixon won 1968 election. Southerners attracted to republican party, with southern strategy. Nixon appointed - Answer-A conservative Supreme Court "New Federalism" - Answer-Gave more control to state govts revenue sharing - Answer-States depended on...
In situations where the President is suspected of wrongdoing, such as the Watergate scandal, the official role of the House of Representatives is to 1. investigate and bring charges against the President 2. conduct the impeachment trial 3. provide attorneys to defend the President 4. determine t...
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Add to cartIn situations where the President is suspected of wrongdoing, such as the Watergate scandal, the official role of the House of Representatives is to 1. investigate and bring charges against the President 2. conduct the impeachment trial 3. provide attorneys to defend the President 4. determine t...
Gerald Ford's presidency was marked by - Answer-d. severe economic issues In United States v. Nixon, the Supreme Court's ruling made it clear that - Answer-c. the executive branch should not have more power than other branches of government Which of the following best describes the connectio...
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Add to cartGerald Ford's presidency was marked by - Answer-d. severe economic issues In United States v. Nixon, the Supreme Court's ruling made it clear that - Answer-c. the executive branch should not have more power than other branches of government Which of the following best describes the connectio...
what was the Watergate Hotel the location of? - Answer-the Democratic Party's Washington DC offices where the party was preparing for the 1972 presidential election. When were the burgulars found inside the Democratic Party's offices? - Answer-17th June 1972 at 2:30am How many burglars were ...
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Add to cartwhat was the Watergate Hotel the location of? - Answer-the Democratic Party's Washington DC offices where the party was preparing for the 1972 presidential election. When were the burgulars found inside the Democratic Party's offices? - Answer-17th June 1972 at 2:30am How many burglars were ...
The Watergate scandal evolved out of efforts to reelect President Nixon. When was Nixon up for reelection? - Answer-November 1972 Why were Nixon and his supporters worried about his reelection prospects? - Answer-Vietnam War was unpopular how close the 1968 election was What were Nixon and hi...
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Add to cartThe Watergate scandal evolved out of efforts to reelect President Nixon. When was Nixon up for reelection? - Answer-November 1972 Why were Nixon and his supporters worried about his reelection prospects? - Answer-Vietnam War was unpopular how close the 1968 election was What were Nixon and hi...
Which of the following sentences best describes the effect that Ford's pardon of Nixon had on the American people? - Answer-The proclamation contributed to a general loss of confidence in President Ford. Two presidential elections took place in the 1970s. Match each listed presidential candidate...
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Add to cartWhich of the following sentences best describes the effect that Ford's pardon of Nixon had on the American people? - Answer-The proclamation contributed to a general loss of confidence in President Ford. Two presidential elections took place in the 1970s. Match each listed presidential candidate...
What kind of person was Richard Nixon that led to the Watergate scandal?(paranoid, thought he was above the law...) - Answer-Richard Nixon was a very paranoid person. He had a hard time trusting others which influenced his management style and his decision making process. He thought that presidents ...
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Add to cartWhat kind of person was Richard Nixon that led to the Watergate scandal?(paranoid, thought he was above the law...) - Answer-Richard Nixon was a very paranoid person. He had a hard time trusting others which influenced his management style and his decision making process. He thought that presidents ...
A complex of apartment buildings, offices & hotels - Answer-Watergate Ended Vietnam War, normalized relations with China, minimized the Cold War threat with the USSR - Answer-Reasons why Nixon was popular (before Watergate) Won by a little and lost by a little - Answer-Nixon's results in prev...
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Add to cartA complex of apartment buildings, offices & hotels - Answer-Watergate Ended Vietnam War, normalized relations with China, minimized the Cold War threat with the USSR - Answer-Reasons why Nixon was popular (before Watergate) Won by a little and lost by a little - Answer-Nixon's results in prev...
What is Watergate? - Answer-1)Watergate is an office complex in Washington DC that housed Democrat National Committee (DNC) headquarters. 2)It has also developed into a shorthand that sums up Nixon's illegal actions while president. What experiences and advicers did Nixon have which made many t...
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Add to cartWhat is Watergate? - Answer-1)Watergate is an office complex in Washington DC that housed Democrat National Committee (DNC) headquarters. 2)It has also developed into a shorthand that sums up Nixon's illegal actions while president. What experiences and advicers did Nixon have which made many t...
November 1968 - Answer-Richard Nixon, the 55-year-old former vice president who lost the presidency for the Republicans in 1960, reclaims it by defeating Hubert Humphrey in one of the closest elections in U.S. history. july 23, 1970 - Answer-Nixon approves a plan for greatly expanding domestic in...
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Add to cartNovember 1968 - Answer-Richard Nixon, the 55-year-old former vice president who lost the presidency for the Republicans in 1960, reclaims it by defeating Hubert Humphrey in one of the closest elections in U.S. history. july 23, 1970 - Answer-Nixon approves a plan for greatly expanding domestic in...
What party was president Nixon apart of? - Answer-Republican Who did president Nixon beat in the 1968 election? - Answer-Hubert Humphrey When was president Nixon finally inaugurated and what number president was he? - Answer-On January 21, 1969. He was the 37th president Why were 5 men arr...
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Add to cartWhat party was president Nixon apart of? - Answer-Republican Who did president Nixon beat in the 1968 election? - Answer-Hubert Humphrey When was president Nixon finally inaugurated and what number president was he? - Answer-On January 21, 1969. He was the 37th president Why were 5 men arr...
The term impeachment refers to - Answer-removing a government official from office. In an attempt to address the national reaction to the pardon of former President Nixon, President Ford - Answer-testified before Congress. When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate tap...
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Add to cartThe term impeachment refers to - Answer-removing a government official from office. In an attempt to address the national reaction to the pardon of former President Nixon, President Ford - Answer-testified before Congress. When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate tap...
The term impeachment refers to a type of hidden listening device. the right of a president to maintain privacy. a formal protection from prosecution. charging a government official with misconduct. John Dean and other officials involved in Watergate began to confess when the burglars implic...
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Add to cartThe term impeachment refers to a type of hidden listening device. the right of a president to maintain privacy. a formal protection from prosecution. charging a government official with misconduct. John Dean and other officials involved in Watergate began to confess when the burglars implic...
What did the president know and when did he know it? - Answer-Nixon's crime was the watergate cover-up, which he orchestrated What are the burglars looking for? - Answer-One theory is that they wanted info. on Democratic National Committee Chairman Larry O'Brien Why do the members of the com...
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Add to cartWhat did the president know and when did he know it? - Answer-Nixon's crime was the watergate cover-up, which he orchestrated What are the burglars looking for? - Answer-One theory is that they wanted info. on Democratic National Committee Chairman Larry O'Brien Why do the members of the com...
What were the three reasons that Nixon gave for refusing to turn over the White House tapes? - Answer-Nixon stated that the dispute was between the president and special prosecutor, making it an executive branch conflict and not for judicial resolution. He also stated that it was up to the president...
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Add to cartWhat were the three reasons that Nixon gave for refusing to turn over the White House tapes? - Answer-Nixon stated that the dispute was between the president and special prosecutor, making it an executive branch conflict and not for judicial resolution. He also stated that it was up to the president...
How many people were on the enemy list? - Answer-200 When did break in take place? - Answer-June, 1972 What does CREEP stand for? - Answer-Committee to Re-elect the President When did Nixon resign to avoid impeachment? - Answer-August, 1974 Nickname for Woodward's secret source? - Answe...
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Add to cartHow many people were on the enemy list? - Answer-200 When did break in take place? - Answer-June, 1972 What does CREEP stand for? - Answer-Committee to Re-elect the President When did Nixon resign to avoid impeachment? - Answer-August, 1974 Nickname for Woodward's secret source? - Answe...
What was the Watergate - Answer--scandal involving Richard Nixon What was the name of the security guard who caught the 5 burglars. - Answer-John Mitchel What affiliation did these 5 people have - Answer-cia What specifically were they in the Watergate building for? - Answer-to wiretap the ...
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Add to cartWhat was the Watergate - Answer--scandal involving Richard Nixon What was the name of the security guard who caught the 5 burglars. - Answer-John Mitchel What affiliation did these 5 people have - Answer-cia What specifically were they in the Watergate building for? - Answer-to wiretap the ...
John Dean - Answer-White House Counsel Fired in 1973 Told Nixon that the cover-up had become a "cancer on the presidency" Charged with obstruction of justice. Spent four months in prison for his role in the Watergate cover-up. Star witness for senate investigation. June 17, 1972 ...
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Add to cartJohn Dean - Answer-White House Counsel Fired in 1973 Told Nixon that the cover-up had become a "cancer on the presidency" Charged with obstruction of justice. Spent four months in prison for his role in the Watergate cover-up. Star witness for senate investigation. June 17, 1972 ...
Richard M Nixon - Answer-President after Johnson. Richard Nixon was elected the 37th President of the United States () after previously serving as a U.S. representative. Impeached for his role in the Watergate scandal. Before Congress could take further action he resigned. This was the first res...
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Add to cartRichard M Nixon - Answer-President after Johnson. Richard Nixon was elected the 37th President of the United States () after previously serving as a U.S. representative. Impeached for his role in the Watergate scandal. Before Congress could take further action he resigned. This was the first res...
The _____________ ____________ centered on the ________ _______________ attempt to cover up a burglary of the ______________ _______________ ______________ (DNC) headquarters at the Watergate office and _____________ __________ in Washington, D.C. - Answer-Watergate scandal; Nixon administrations; D...
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Add to cartThe _____________ ____________ centered on the ________ _______________ attempt to cover up a burglary of the ______________ _______________ ______________ (DNC) headquarters at the Watergate office and _____________ __________ in Washington, D.C. - Answer-Watergate scandal; Nixon administrations; D...
what did Richard Nixon promise so that he could win southern support - Answer-appoint a southerner to the supreme court what group did Nixon target in an effort to fight crime - Answer-anti war protesters what did the architectural barriers act mandate - Answer-All federal buildings use handic...
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Add to cartwhat did Richard Nixon promise so that he could win southern support - Answer-appoint a southerner to the supreme court what group did Nixon target in an effort to fight crime - Answer-anti war protesters what did the architectural barriers act mandate - Answer-All federal buildings use handic...
Watergate - Answer-Office building/apartment complex in which scandal began. Tape on the door made the night watchman suspicious. Bob Woodward - Answer-Began to investigate story for the Washington Post (played by Robert Redford in ALL THE PRESIDENTS MEN). Carl Bernstein - Answer-Began to inve...
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Add to cartWatergate - Answer-Office building/apartment complex in which scandal began. Tape on the door made the night watchman suspicious. Bob Woodward - Answer-Began to investigate story for the Washington Post (played by Robert Redford in ALL THE PRESIDENTS MEN). Carl Bernstein - Answer-Began to inve...
WHO - Answer-Richard Nixon - 37th President of the US and his administration. WHAT - Answer-1. A major political scandal that occurred in the US during the early 1970s following a break-in (reasoning for break in has not been established) by 5 men at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headqu...
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Add to cartWHO - Answer-Richard Nixon - 37th President of the US and his administration. WHAT - Answer-1. A major political scandal that occurred in the US during the early 1970s following a break-in (reasoning for break in has not been established) by 5 men at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headqu...
What did Richard Nixon promise do that he could win Southern support? - Answer-To appoint a southerner to the supreme court What group did Nixon target in an effort to fight crime? - Answer-Anti-war protestors What did the Architectural Barriers Act mandate? - Answer-All federal buildings be h...
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Add to cartWhat did Richard Nixon promise do that he could win Southern support? - Answer-To appoint a southerner to the supreme court What group did Nixon target in an effort to fight crime? - Answer-Anti-war protestors What did the Architectural Barriers Act mandate? - Answer-All federal buildings be h...
The Watergate burglars were members of which of the following? - Answer-The Plumbers The Nixon administration Who among the following leaders was directly involved with intelligence gathering on the Democratic Party? - Answer-E. Howard Hunt Bernard Barker The plan for the break-ins to th...
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Add to cartThe Watergate burglars were members of which of the following? - Answer-The Plumbers The Nixon administration Who among the following leaders was directly involved with intelligence gathering on the Democratic Party? - Answer-E. Howard Hunt Bernard Barker The plan for the break-ins to th...
Clip 1 How many burglars broke into the Watergate Hotel? - Answer-5 What are the burglars looking for when they broke into the Watergate Hotel? - Answer-Information on Nixon's Democratic opponents in the election of 1972. Why do the burglars break into the Watergate a second time? - Answer-T...
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Add to cartClip 1 How many burglars broke into the Watergate Hotel? - Answer-5 What are the burglars looking for when they broke into the Watergate Hotel? - Answer-Information on Nixon's Democratic opponents in the election of 1972. Why do the burglars break into the Watergate a second time? - Answer-T...
__________ was a member of the Plumbers. - Answer-G. Gordon Liddy John Ehrlichman E. Howard Hunt Which of the following is true about John Paisley - Answer-He was one of the key members of the plumbers. Which of the following was a purpose of the Plumbers? - Answer-To gather intelligence...
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Add to cart__________ was a member of the Plumbers. - Answer-G. Gordon Liddy John Ehrlichman E. Howard Hunt Which of the following is true about John Paisley - Answer-He was one of the key members of the plumbers. Which of the following was a purpose of the Plumbers? - Answer-To gather intelligence...
Which of the following was true about the recording machine in the White House? - Answer-Was installed by John F. Kennedy At what point in the Watergate Trial did it become clear that Nixon had been told of the White House connections to the Watergate burglaries soon after they had taken place. -...
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Add to cartWhich of the following was true about the recording machine in the White House? - Answer-Was installed by John F. Kennedy At what point in the Watergate Trial did it become clear that Nixon had been told of the White House connections to the Watergate burglaries soon after they had taken place. -...
Democratic National Committee Headquarters - Answer-Formal governing body for the US democratic party, in the watergate hotel in d.c. E. Howard Hunt & James McCord - Answer-CIA agents who put watergate into action Frank Willis - Answer-Security guard who alerted police about a possible break i...
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Add to cartDemocratic National Committee Headquarters - Answer-Formal governing body for the US democratic party, in the watergate hotel in d.c. E. Howard Hunt & James McCord - Answer-CIA agents who put watergate into action Frank Willis - Answer-Security guard who alerted police about a possible break i...
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