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April 17 th Learning Target I can identify the major components of the Watergate scandal. Opener Review: Define “political scandal” in your own words.

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1 April 17 th Learning Target I can identify the major components of the Watergate scandal. Opener Review: Define “political scandal” in your own words. (Guess if you do not know) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFID6Qkwh88

2 President Richard Nixon Gained fame as a “Communist hunter” Vice President to Eisenhower Elected in 1968 on promise of “Peace with honor” Eventually began withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam “Opened up” relations with China

3 Closure Did Nixon deserve to be impeached for the Watergate scandal?

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