'Carl bernstein' presentation slideshows

Watergate

The history of Watergate and how two journalists brought down a presidency. Watergate. History. In June of 1972, five men were arrested in a burglary at the Watergate Apartments in Washington, D.C. June 17, 1972.

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Bill Tinkler wtinkler@collegeboard.org

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What was Watergate?

What was Watergate?. From www.boston.com. More complicated than some of the scandals that have followed in its wake, Watergate involved a wide-ranging web of political espionage. It also took down a president, changed the role of the news media in public debate, and challenged

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Chapters 30 and 32

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1972 ELECTION

1972 ELECTION. Nixon ran for re-election against George McGovern (senator from South Dakota) in 1972 McGovern was an anti-war liberal who proved inept at running a presidential campaign Lost by a huge margin Nixon won southern and blue-collar voters away from Democrats

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An Age of Limits

An Age of Limits. Chapter 32. The Nixon Administration (1969-1974). New Federalism: Decrease size and influence of the Federal Government Great Society had given too much power to the Federal Government (give power to the state and local government)

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The Seventies and Eighties

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History of Journalism

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The End & The Legacy

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The Media and Politics

The Media and Politics. What information is most important for voters to know about political candidates? Least important? List all the ways people receive information about candidates.

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REFORM AND THE MUCKRAKERS

REFORM AND THE MUCKRAKERS. Early investigative journalism its impact on the Progressive Movement. What is a muckraker???. A muckraker is a journalist/writer that exposes TRUTHFUL stories about social problems such as: Corruption Industrial problems General social ills.

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People Involved In Watergate

People Involved In Watergate. Charles W. Colson As special counsel to President Richard Nixon, Charles W. Colson played a role in the Watergate scandal. John Ehrlichman

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Carl Bernstein

Carl Bernstein. By Krystal Pham. Investigative reporter Publishes mostly about political issues Teamed up with Bob Woodward and is the co-winner of the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service on the Watergate Scandal. Biography. Born February 14, 1944 Born in Washington, D.C. Works.

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