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What were the effects of President Nixon’s actions during the Watergate Scandal on American culture and society? Be prepared to support your answer with historical evidence and reasoning.

Answer 1

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The first Watergate break-in occurred in May 1972, when members of Nixon's Committee to Re-elect the President burglarized the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate building, bugging the phones and stealing top-secret documents. In June, the burglars returned, as the wiretaps were not functioning properly. This time the police caught them in the act and apprehended them.

President Nixon denied any knowledge of the break-in and as a result won the 1972 election by a landslide. Investigations and secret White House tapes afterwards revealed that he tried to cover up the burglaries by paying bribes, impeding the FBI investigation, firing government officials and destroying evidence.

Faced with certain impeachment, Nixon resigned on August 8, 1974. Soon after he was sworn in, Gerald Ford, the new president and former vice-president under Nixon, pardoned Nixon for any crimes committed while in office. The American public was incensed, and political commentators felt it was a major factor in Ford losing the 1976 presidential election to Jimmy Carter.

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Answer 5

The first Watergate break-in occurred in May 1972, when members of Nixon's Committee to Re-elect the President burglarized the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate building, bugging the phones and stealing top-secret documents. In June, the burglars returned, as the wiretaps were not functioning properly. This time the police caught them in the act and apprehended them.

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Nixon denied any knowledge from the break in as a result they won 1972 election by a land slide

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The first Watergate break-in occurred in May 1972, when members of Nixon's Committee to Re-elect the President burglarized the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate building, bugging the phones and stealing top-secret documents. In June, the burglars returned, as the wiretaps were not functioning properly. This time the police caught them in the act and apprehended them.

President Nixon denied any knowledge of the break-in and as a result won the 1972 election by a landslide. Investigations and secret White House tapes afterwards revealed that he tried to cover up the burglaries by paying bribes, impeding the FBI investigation, firing government officials and destroying evidence.

Faced with certain impeachment, Nixon resigned on August 8, 1974. Soon after he was sworn in, Gerald Ford, the new president and former vice-president under Nixon, pardoned Nixon for any crimes committed while in office. The American public was incensed, and political commentators felt it was a major factor in Ford losing the 1976 presidential election to Jimmy Carter. I GOT THIS FROM ASK