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    The year of 1974 was definitely not a time to forget as within this time unique events occurred. The completion of a world renown structure‚ the death of historical figure’s mother‚ and the uncovering of a soldier loyal to his orders long after the war’s end. Truly 1974 stands out in its diversity of events among other times. On January 15‚ the navy of the republic of China altercated with the south vietnamese navy resulting in a two day skirmish known as the battle of Hoang sea. The objective of

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    Study Guide for Exam 3 NAMES Carl Byoir – Got his start working on the creel committee during WWI. Uses fundraising events for good causes and uses them towards ordinary people and to improve client image. Known for the March of Dimes and FDR’s Birthday Balls. Mark Hanna – In the election of 1896‚ he was in charge of McKinleys campaign. He used pamphlets posters and advertising. Sparked the debates and editorials in newspapers. William McKinley – Created the modern campaign way. William

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    Cambodia in 1973‚ Congress passed the War Powers Act. It required the president to seek congressional approval for the commitment of American troops overseas (Foner 26 1030). In 1973‚ Nixon achieved a negotiated settlement in Vietnam. The Paris peace agreement‚ it made possible the final withdrawal of American troops. Nixon characterized the Paris Peace Agreements as "peace with honor‚" but primarily it allowed the U.S. military to leave Vietnam without resolving the issue of the country’s political future

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    medium to full effect while his opponent did not. During their first televised debate‚ Kennedy look rested‚ tanned‚ and wore makeup; however‚ Vice-president Nixon refused the makeup and had just recovered from an illness. Nixon wore a five o’clock shadow which accentuated his features and made him appear devious. Radio listeners believed Nixon won the debate; however‚ those that watched it on television threw the contest to Kennedy. In the first presidential debate of the television era‚ style beat

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    Throughout the course of American history‚ scandals have shaped the way the people view the government. Unforeseen consequences from scandals often present themselves years later‚ which prompts the question: which American political scandals have had the biggest impact on American history? A scandal‚ as defined by Cambridge Dictionary‚ is an action or series of actions that are considered wrong or immoral‚ often leading to public anger. There have been countless scandals in American history‚ many

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    politics. The Watergate scandal when Nixon was elected and grew paranoid; had his committee sneak into the Democratic National Committee building in order to place microphones. By taking the parties strategies he won popular vote with about 60% and about 96% of the electoral vote(“The 1970s”-History Channel para 9-11). When the FBI investigated the reported ‘burglary’ Nixon ordered to stop them and formed cover up stories that did not match up. Before being impeached Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford pardoned

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    JFK & LBJ What were the elements of Johnson’s Great Society? Why was the “Affluent Society” actually an illusion? The elements of Johnson’s Great society consisted of all the fundamentals of issues such as poverty‚ education‚ economic opportunity‚ health care‚ immigration reform‚ the culture‚ and arts. The importance of the environment‚ he wanted the address and tackle these issues in his aim to create a Great Society. Along with poverty came the “Equal Opportunity Act” the appropriation doubled

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    the situation of a problem it doesn’t tend to pay attention to it. In the 1970s the Watergate scandal of the U.S led to the resignation of the then President Richard Nixon. There was a break-in at the Watergate building‚ in Washington D.C and the prowlers traced back to Nixon’s re-election campaign. Even though it wasn’t established that Nixon had a prior knowledge about the espionage but later he did try to cover it up‚ which eventually led to his resignation. This event increased the level of scrutiny

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     2008‚ from http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/report/1995/BMH.htm Scholastic. (2008). Interview with Rosa Parks. Retrieved January 15‚ 2008‚ from http://teacher.scholastic.com/rosa/interview.htm The King Center. (2004). Biographical outline of Dr Retrieved January 15‚ 2008‚ from http://www.thekingcenter.org/mlk/bio.html They Were There. (1997). The Persian Gulf War. Retrieved January 17‚ 2008‚ from http://www3.northstar.k12.ak.us/schools/nph/twt/storm/gulfwar.htm Watergate.Info. (2007)

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    How did the Vietnam War affect domestic politics and policies? How did it help weaken the dominant political philosophy of the 1960s? The involvement of the United States in the war in Vietnam had a very negative impact on the domestic political programs that were proposed by President Lyndon B. Johnson. The war in Vietnam cost an incredible amount of money since no equivalent funds were returning to the country. In addition‚ military expenses‚ combined with domestic social costs‚ created budget

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