Question

The long Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal caused many Americans to believe that the United States had entered a period of decline. The collapse of detente and the nation's economic problems added to the people's gloomy outlook. In 1980, Americans elected Republican Ronald Reagan to the presidency. He offered words of hope to the American people, and a new sense of confidence emerged. In this lesson, you will learn about Reagan and his successors, Republican George H.W. Bush and Democrat Bill Clinton.

Answer 1

Choose the events or situations that caused many Americans at the end of the 1970s to believe America was in decline: (Select all that apply)

Vietnam War
Watergate scandal
Clinton’s scandal
end of glasnost
collapse of détente
nation's economic problems

Answer 2

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Answer 3

@Elsa213 @Warriorz13 @ThisGirlPretty @theDeviliscoming

Answer 4

@JustSaiyan Get your butt on here

Answer 5

I am. I have several answers.

Answer 6

is it the first tow and the last two?

Answer 7

Watergate Scandal, Nations Economic Problems are my 100% answers. I am not sure about the others.

Answer 8

The Vietnam war was one as well.

Answer 9

Collapse of Detente probably was not a cause. So just those three.

Answer 10

That's what I was thinking

Answer 11

shank you

Answer 12

The watergate scandal is big, since Nixon Resigned while under investigation, and only escaped punishment because Ford pardoned him.