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    symbol is freedom‚ so they’d like to be as independent as they possibly can especially with the dangers that are involved with imported oil and gas. In 1974 president Richard Nixon had made a promise to America that they would work their way into being an energy independent country in a matter of 6 years. Every president since Nixon has praised this idea and attempted to accomplish it. Once America can succeeded with this idea‚ they will become a self sufficient country along with well paid manufacturing

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    Communism over Capitalism

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    Communism over Capitalism Communism is one of the world’s most famous government styles. Communism is basically a theory where the administration will take care of the people. The government will provide housing‚ money‚ food‚ jobs‚ ect. to everyone in the country. Sounds good right? According to most Americans this is just a hoax and their “care” is a loaf of bread when they feel like it and a pathetic excuse for a shack. You all have your ideas but today we are going to put them to the test to

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    Ms. Brown U.S. History 10 April 2013 Vietnam War Essay In 1964‚ the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution was passed by the United States Congress in response to the Gulf of Tonkin Incident this resolution stated “Whereas the United States is assisting the peoples of southeast Asia to protect their freedom and has no territorial‚ military or political ambition in that area‚ but desires only that these people should be left alone in peace to work out their destines in their own way: Now‚ therefore be it Resolved

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    Resurgence of Conservatism

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    Voting Rights Act of 1965‚ a strong advancement in political liberalism‚ and a significant increase in the power and influence of government-funded social programs as a result of Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great Society reforms. Beginning with the election of Nixon‚ however‚ followed a gradual return to conservatism whether religiously‚ politically‚ or economically. The resurgence of conservatism in American politics and government in the years 1964-2005‚ was caused in reaction to 1960s liberal political‚ economic

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    The Eisenhower Era 1952-1960

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    Adlai E. Stevenson to run for the presidency in the election of 1952. Republicans chose General Dwight D. Eisenhower. Richard M. Nixon was chosen for vice-president to satisfy the anticommunist wing of the Republican Party. During the presidential campaign‚ reports of Nixon secretly tapping government funds arose. After Eisenhower considered dropping Nixon from the ballot‚ Nixon went on television and stated his apologies in the "Checkers speech"-this saved his place on the ballot. The new

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    History Notes 112

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    or anyone else to run for more than two terms in office. - Eisenhower tepidly endorsed his vice president‚ Richard Nixon who had gotten his fame from 1950’s Red Scare. - Democrats nominated John F. Kennedy who was a senator in Massachusetts. - John F. Kennedy was seen as a hero during World War 2 with an easy demeanor and good sense of humor. - Kennedy and Nixon promised Americans that they would execute the cold war better than Eisenhower. Many‚ Americans felt like Kennedy

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    conspiracies. A well known example of this is the Watergate scandal which occurred during the presidency of Richard Nixon. The Watergate scandal took place in the Watergate complex in Washington DC on the 17th of July 1972. The complex was the site of the Democratic National Committee headquarters where five men were found breaking and entering. All the men were connected to President Nixon ’s Committee to Re-elect the President. This prompted an investigation which

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    Reaganomics In The 1980's

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    Throughout the 1970s‚ the title of presidency was tarnished as Republican President Richard Nixon was forced to resign in 1974 due to the Watergate Scandal. Because of his connection to Nixon‚ Vice President Gerald Ford’s presidency was unpopular as well. Ford’s successor to the Oval Office‚ Democrat Jimmy Carter‚ had a rather unsuccessful presidency as he only won one term. While both political parties controlled the presidency during the 1970s‚ political scholars view this era of presidents as

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    nominated Adlai E. Stevenson (governor of Illinois) while the Republicans enthusiastically chose General Dwight D. Eisenhower (and paired him with Richard Nixon)Eisenhower was already the most popular American of his time (television politics‚ credentials)Eisenhower left the rough campaigning to Nixon‚ but reports surfaced of a secret “slush fund” that Nixon had tapped while in Senate and he made a “Checkers speech” that saved himNixon and Eisenhower both embraced the new technology of the black-and-white

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    I believe that the case should be held at a later date when President Clinton is no longer in office. It takes away from his job which is to run the United States of America. Fifteen years ago‚ the Supreme Court blocked a damage suit against Richard Nixon with a five to four vote finding that the president is immune from being suied for his official acts. If the president gets in trouble‚ the whole nation is also in trouble because after all we did elect him. Our confidence in our political leaders

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