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The term impeachment refers to - Answer-removing a government official from office. In an attempt to address the national reaction to the pardon of former President Nixon, President Ford - Answer-testified before Congress. When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate ta...

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Watergate and the Ford Years Exam
Questions and Answers 2024
The term impeachment refers to - Answer-removing a government official from office.

In an attempt to address the national reaction to the pardon of former President Nixon,
President Ford - Answer-testified before Congress.

When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate tapes or edited
transcripts to the special prosecutor, - Answer-the prosecutor filed a Supreme Court
case against Nixon.

Which was a success of the Ford Administration? - Answer-reducing inflation

In 1972, the Watergate break-in occurred at the offices of - Answer-the Democratic
National Committee.

In 1973, the year following Nixon's re-election, the Watergate burglars testified that -
Answer-they had been employed by Nixon's re-election campaign.

After taking office, President Ford resolved the lingering issue of Watergate by -
Answer-pardoning Nixon.

How did news of the Watergate break-in first reach the public? - Answer-through a
series of newspaper articles

President Ford's attempt to move beyond the Watergate scandal - Answer-angered
many American voters.

Which best summarizes the outcome of the Watergate scandal? - Answer-Nixon
resigned to avoid impeachment; Ford pardoned Nixon, then went before Congress to
justify his decision.

In United States v. Nixon, the Supreme Court ruled that - Answer-Nixon could not
withhold the Watergate tapes under "executive privilege."

How did most of the nation react to President Nixon's "Saturday Night Massacre"? -
Answer-Many people called for him to be impeached.

Nixon's firing of several staff members who refused to follow his orders became known
as the - Answer-Saturday Night Massacre.

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