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When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate tapes or edited transcripts to the special prosecutor,

A
the prosecutor stated that he would not accept any of the tapes.
B
the prosecutor filed a Supreme Court case against Nixon.
C
the Supreme Court put an end to the Watergate Senate hearings.
D
the Supreme Court took charge of conducting the Watergate hearings.
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In 1972, the Watergate break-in occurred at the offices of

A
the Democratic National Committee.
B
Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox.
C
the Committee to Re-Elect the President.
D
Nixon’s former lawyer, John Dean.
3

Who became president of the United States after Nixon’s resignation?

A
Archibald Cox
B
Gerald Ford
C
John Dean
D
Alexander Butterfield
5

In 1973, the year following Nixon’s re-election, the Watergate burglars testified that

A
they had decided on their own to commit the break-in.
B
the president had ordered the break-in.
C
the president had been unaware of their actions.
D
they had been employed by Nixon’s re-election campaign.
6

What was the result of the Ford Administration’s vetoing more than 50 spending bills?

A
reduced unemployment
B
higher food prices
C
higher government-spending
D
reduced inflation
7

After taking office, President Ford resolved the lingering issue of Watergate by

A
ordering Nixon’s prosecution.
B
pardoning Nixon.
C
releasing the Watergate tapes.
D
imprisoning Nixon.
8

John Dean and other officials involved in Watergate began to confess when

A
the burglars implicated them in court.
B
the Senate began to investigate and hold public hearings.
C
Nixon threatened their jobs if they didn’t tell the truth.
D
they had a change of heart and wanted to come clean.

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