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19 Study Guide Test - Nixon & 1970s

por Lance Hiles
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Starts with C

After secret negotiations between Kissinger and Chinese leaders, Nixon announced that he would visit _____ .

Starts with D

Watergate began June, 1972, when Washington Post reporter, Bob Woodward, covered a bizarre incident: five men had broken into the _____ National Committee headquarters located in the Watergate apartments.

Starts with E

Bob Woodward, “Watergate was probably a good thing," because it showed that our laws apply to _____ .

Starts with G

When Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned in disgrace, he was replaced by ____ ____ (the republican leader of the House of Representatives), who became the new vice president.

Starts with I

Supreme Court ruled that Nixon had to surrender the tapes, which revealed that Nixon had ordered the CIA to stop the FBI probe into the Watergate burglary. _____ was inevitable, so Nixon resigned first.

Starts with L

1968 presidential election, Richard Nixon promised voters “peace with honor” in Vietnam, as well as _____ and _____ at home, a return to more traditional values.

Contains M

1968, Richard Nixon’s presidential campaign message was aimed at Middle America and the _____ _____ .

Contains N

Nixon & Kissinger developed a new approach called _____ , or relaxation of tension, between the United States and its two major Communist rivals, the Soviet Union and China, resulting in the best relationship of the Cold War period.

Contains O

FBI Investigation Guidelines Act restricts intelligence-gathering related to _____ activity.

Starts with P

Vice President Gerald Ford took office as _____ after Richard Nixon. Afterward, Ford urged Americans to put the Watergate scandal behind them.

Starts with R

The Watergate scandal led to the only time in the nation’s history when the president of the United States _____ .

Contains U

Nixon attracted Southerners to the Republican Party, an effort that became known as the _____ Strategy.

Contains V

Watergate crisis led to new laws intended to limit the power of the _____ branch.

Starts with W

Supreme Court ruled that Nixon had to surrender the tapes, which revealed that Nixon had ordered the CIA to stop the FBI probe into the _____ burglary on June 23, 1972. Impeachment was inevitable, so on August 9, 1974, Nixon resigned .

Contains X

While the Washington Post investigated the Watergate burglary, President _____ told the American public, “The White House has had no involvement whatever in this particular incident,” and most Americans believed him.

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