. , Park Suanplu, Amari Watergate JW Marriot

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Watergate

Watergate. The downfall of President Richard M. Nixon. Battling Political Enemies. Political Enemies : President Nixon had a secretive, suspicious nature and created a list of “political enemies” who he considered hostile toward his administration

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Watergate

Watergate. President Richard Nixon’s Downfall. Election of 1972. Nixon wanted landslide victory in ‘72 Wanted ‘mandate’ to rule Those loyal to Nixon committed illegal actions Nixon tried to hide illegal activities. The Watergate Scandal.

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Watergate

Watergate. Timeline. Read pages “Watergate: Nixon’s Downfall” on pages 1008-1013 and create a timeline of 14 events in the W atergate scandal All events should be between June of 1972 and August of 1974.

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WaterGate

WaterGate. By Kasey Martin Pd. 7. What is Watergate?. Political scandal in the 1970’s Break in of Democratic National Committee Headquarters at the Watergate office complex Indictment and conviction of several Nixon administration officials

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Watergate

Watergate. & Nixon’s presidency 1969-1974 . The Watergate Hotel & Office complex. The Watergate Hotel is located on the banks of the Potomac River in Washington, D.C. at the edge of historic Georgetown and west of the White House in an area known as Foggy Bottom. .

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WATERGATE!

WATERGATE!. 1972 – Washington, D.C. A team of burglars was arrested inside the offices of the Democratic National Committee in the Watergate office complex in Washington. Washington Post – Woodward and Bernstein

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By: Amari Wilkerson

Word Power . By: Amari Wilkerson. Instructions. This is a multiple choice quiz. Each question will have four choices. Only one of the four choices are correct. Click the one choice, if another choice is clicked it may go to the wrong slide. Be sure to choose wisely . Question 1.

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Watergate

Watergate. The biggest political scandal to hit the United States 1972-1974. Background. Richard Nixon elected President in 1968 Reelection approaching in 1972 Paranoia of Nixon losing political race because of the Vietnam War

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Watergate

Watergate. Unit 5 Lesson 9 (Section 32.3). Objectives. Review Nixon’s domestic & foreign policy goals. Identify key elements of the Watergate scandal that led to his resignation. Warm Up. How did Nixon’s personality influence his administration?.

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Watergate

Watergate. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_f4rEqaOds. June 17, 1972 Five burglars are caught “bugging” the Democratic National Committee Headquarters of the Watergate building in Washington D.C. G. Gordon Liddy. and. E. Howard Hunt. Sketchy Business.

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Watergate

Watergate. The Break In. Watergate scandal - Nixon’s attempt to cover up burglary of DNC HQ at Watergate by Committee to Reelect the Pres. (CREEP) In 1972 reelection campaign Nixon sought any advantage, including stealing info from DNC

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WATERGATE

WATERGATE . The Pentagon Papers. Daniel Ellsberg begins work at The Pentagon. acquires the Pentagon Papers gives copies to Neil Sheehan June 13, 1971 : The New York Times begins publishing the Pentagon Papers. The Washington Post soon follows

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Watergate

Watergate. President Richard Nixon's involvement in the Watergate scandal forces him to resign from office. (Corresponds to 24.2). Basic Information. This was a chain of political scandals between 1972 and 1974. “Watergate” comes from the Watergate Hotel in Washington, D.C.

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Watergate

Watergate. Break-in at DNC headquarters. Members of CREEP Implicated. G. Gordon Liddy. Howard Hunt. Senate Investigation. Sam Irving – D,NC. Washington Post Investigation. Carl Bernstein. Bob Woodward. Nixon advisors implicated. H.R. Haldeman. Revelation of secret taping system.

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Watergate

Watergate. Begins June 17, 1972 and ends with the resignation of the president Aug 9, 1974. Washington Post reporters who followed the court case of the burglars and realized there may be a White House connection when one of the burglars reported being a retired CIA agent. Carl Bernstein.

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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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Watergate

Burglary at Watergate Hotel, June 1972 Woodward and Bernstein “Deep Throat” Senate investigation and tapes Impeachment charges imminent Hindering investigation, abusing power of the presidency, ignoring subpoena for tapes

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Watergate

Watergate. How two journalists brought down a president. Material property of the AR Dept. of Education Distance Learning Center. It may be used for non-profit, educational use only after contacting the ADE DLC at http://dlc.k12.ar.us ER. June 17, 1972.

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Watergate

Watergate. Thinking Skill : Explicitly assess information and draw conclusions Objective : Understand the events of Watergate and assess its overall impact on US history and politics. Watergate. Why did Watergate occur? How did it take place? What were they specifically doing here?.

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