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Richard Nixon - ANSWERRepublican President of the USA () Deep Throat - ANSWERBob Woodward's anonymous source to the Watergate scandal; eventually revealed himself to be Mark Felt, the Deputy Director of the FBI Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein - ANSWERThe Washington Post reporters who linked President Nixon's office to the Watergate break-in U.S. Senate - ANSWERthe upper house of the U.S. Congress (100 reps, 2x 50 states) U.S. House of Representatives - ANSWERThe lower house a...

Cont. Studies Watergate Test Questions With Solutions 100% Correct Executive Privilege power claimed by President and other members of executive branch to resist subpoenas and other interventions by legislative and judicial branches. Addressed in Watergate; Nixon invoked this privilege and refused to produce any tapes Spiro Agnew served as the 39th Vice President of the United States from 1969 to 1973, serving under President Richard Nixon. Former governor of Maryland. Archibald Cox a...

Watergate Vocabulary Latest Update 100% Correct Watergate The events and scandal surrounding a break-in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in 1972 and the subsequent cover-up of White House involvement, leading to the eventual resignation of President Nixon under the threat of impeachment. "Plumbers" Name given to the special investigations committee established along with CREEP in 1971. Its job was to stop the leaking of confidential information to the public and press. Break...

Watergate - Answer-Office building/apartment complex in which scandal began. Tape on the door made the night watchman suspicious. Bob Woodward - Answer-Began to investigate story for the Washington Post (played by Robert Redford in ALL THE PRESIDENTS MEN). Carl Bernstein - Answer-Began to investigate story for Washington Post (played by Dustin Hoffman in ALL THE PRESIDENTS MEN). CREEP - Answer-Committee to re-elect president, one burglar worked for this committee James McCord - Answe...

What was the Watergate - Answer--scandal involving Richard Nixon What was the name of the security guard who caught the 5 burglars. - Answer-John Mitchel What affiliation did these 5 people have - Answer-cia What specifically were they in the Watergate building for? - Answer-to wiretap the phone Name the 2 reporters that pursue this story and who did they work for - Answer-bob Woodward carl Bernstein What was the nickname of the anonymous source - Answer-deep throat Who was Dan...