'Watergate scandal' presentation slideshows

Vocabulary Unit II

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Amendment 1

Amendment 1. The Bill of Rights. Amendment 1.

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Constitutional Rights!

Constitutional Rights!. 1) What do you think the meaning of this is? 2)Is it a good representation of the U.S.? . Guaranteed by the 1st Amendment Establishment Clause - Gov. CAN NOT favor one religion over another Free Exercise Clause - Gov. CAN NOT interfere with freedom of religion .

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Let the Great World Spin

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Pre- AP Vocab words

Pre- AP Vocab words . Group 12. Acquire- to gain for oneself. When I won the poker game, I acquired a lot of poker chips. . Procure- to get possession of through special support. . During the Watergate scandal, President Nixon got caught trying to procure secret documents.

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Watergate

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The Ford and Carter Years

The Ford and Carter Years. Life after Watergate. Moving on from Watergate. Gerald Ford was sworn in as President after Nixon resigned in 1974. He was neither elected President nor Vice-President. Ford wanted to help the nation heal after the Watergate scandal.

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Vocab Unit 2

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Chapter 13 Our Nation and the World

Chapter 13 Our Nation and the World SS5H9 The student will trace important developments in America since 1975. President Reagan believed ___________ would save businesses money and help the economy. r esign d eregulation h igh-tech p opular vote.

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The End of the War in Vietnam

A Brief Overview Following 33.4. The End of the War in Vietnam. In October 1972, Nixon announced peace was at hand. Nixon wins in a historic landslide in November 1972 Peace talks break off when South Vietnam rejects the terms. Nixon begins the most severe bombing of the war in December 1972

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Richard M. Nixon

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Resignation Address to the Nation

Resignation Address to the Nation. Richard Milhous Nixon. Maria Gleixner PD. CD. Bio.

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Let the Great World Spin

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Contemporary/Postmodern Literature (1950-Present)

Contemporary/Postmodern Literature (1950-Present). Lit Book pg. 905. Major Events/Eras 1945 : the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima brings in the Nuclear Age Mushroom cloud represents both the height of scientific ingenuity and its potential for total destruction

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The Stalemated Seventies

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The Watergate Scandal

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United States vs. Nixon

United States vs. Nixon. What happen?.

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AP US History This Day in American History November 17

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