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19 Study Guide Test - Nixon & 1970sOnline version 19 Study Guide Test - Nixon & 1970s by Lance Hiles C D E G I L M N O P R U V W X 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.

19 Study Guide Test - Nixon & 1970sOnline version

19 Study Guide Test - Nixon & 1970s

by Lance Hiles

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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19 Study Guide Test - Nixon & 1970sOnline version

by Lance Hiles

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.

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.

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

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