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HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD. The 1970s. Dr. Curtis Cole Trent University in Oshawa. March 15, 2010. Canada and the World: The 1970s. Triumph. Disgrace. Canada and the World: The 1970s. Watergate Hearings. Canada and the World: The 1970s. Richard Nixon President, 1969-1974.
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HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD The 1970s Dr. Curtis Cole Trent University in Oshawa March 15, 2010
Canada and the World: The 1970s Triumph Disgrace
Canada and the World: The 1970s Watergate Hearings
Canada and the World: The 1970s Richard Nixon President, 1969-1974
Canada and the World: The 1970s • The “Silent Majority” • 26th Amendment - voting age 18 • Senator George McGovern • Mayor Richard Daley, Chicago • Jesse Jackson • Sen. Thomas Eagleton, Missouri Richard Nixon President, 1969-1974
Canada and the World: The 1970s Sargent Shriver & George McGovern The 1972 Democratic Ticket
Canada and the World: The 1970s Democratic Candidates Republican Candidates George McGovern Sargent Shriver Spiro Agnew Richard Nixon
Canada and the World: The 1970s • “Vietnamization” of the war • Henry Kissinger “Peace is at hand” Richard Nixon President, 1969-1974
Canada and the World: The 1970s The Watergate
Canada and the World: The 1970s The Watergate • secret bombing of Cambodia, 1969 • illegal wire taps • Democratic National Committee Richard Nixon President, 1969-1974
Canada and the World: The 1970s Bernard Barker Virgilio Gonzalez Eugenio Martinez Frank Sturgis The Watergate Burglars The Cubans
Canada and the World: The 1970s James McCord Security Coordinator Committee to Re-Elect the President (C.R.E.E.P.)
Canada and the World: The 1970s Ronald Ziegler White House Press Secretary A third-rate burglary attempt...
Canada and the World: The 1970s No one in the White House staff, no one in this Administration presently employed, was involved in this very bizarre incident. This kind of activity, as I have often indicated, has no place whatsoever in our political process. Richard Nixon August, 1972
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Judge John J. Sirica • James J. McCord
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Senate Select Committee on Campaign Practises • Chair: Senator Sam J. Ervin, North Carolina
Canada and the World: The 1970s • The Pentagon Papers • John Ehrlichman - chief domestic policy advisor • The Plumbers • Daniel Ellsberg • H.R. Haldeman
Canada and the World: The 1970s • John Mitchell - Attorney-General - Chairman of CREEP
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Maurice Stans - Secretary of Commerce
Canada and the World: The 1970s John Dean White House counsel
Canada and the World: The 1970s Alexander Butterfield
Canada and the World: The 1970s Richard Nixon I'm not a crook...
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Archibald Cox - Watergate Special Prosecutor
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Saturday Night Massacre - Oct. 20, 1973
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Leon Jaworski - Watergate Special Prosecutor (2)
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Vice President Spiro T. Agnew
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Vice President Spiro T. Agnew • Gerald R. Ford
Canada and the World: The 1970s • October, 1973 - Nixon releases some transcripts of White House tapes
Canada and the World: The 1970s Impeachment • March 1974 - Ehrlichman, Haldeman and Mitchell indicted
Canada and the World: The 1970s Impeachment • March 1974 - Ehrlichman, Haldeman and Mitchell indicted • April 1974 - Nixon released edited tape transcripts
Canada and the World: The 1970s Impeachment • March 1974 - Ehrlichman, Haldeman and Mitchell indicted • April 1974 - Nixon released edited tape transcripts • July 24, 1974 - Supreme Court ordered Nixon to release the complete tapes
Canada and the World: The 1970s Impeachment • July 24, 1974 - Supreme Court ordered Nixon to release the complete tapes • July 30, 1974 - House Judiciary Committee voted 3 counts of impeachment against the President: • obstruction of justice • contempt of Congress • use of govt. agencies to deprive citizens of rights
Canada and the World: The 1970s Impeachment • July 24, 1974 - Supreme Court ordered Nixon to release the complete tapes • July 30, 1974 - House Judiciary Committee voted 3 counts of impeachment against the President: • obstruction of justice • contempt of Congress • use of govt. agencies to deprive citizens of rights • August 5, 1974 - Nixon releases the full tape transcripts
Canada and the World: The 1970s Friday August 8, 1974 Nixon announces his resignation
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Gerald R. Ford, President 1974-1977
Canada and the World: The 1970s • Gerald R. Ford, President 1974-1977 • Sept. 1974 - Ford pardoned Nixon
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