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What were Nixon’s strategies for ending the Vietnam War? Check all that apply.increasing the US supply of weapons to South Vietnamgradually withdrawing US troops between 1969 and 1972negotiating peace with leaders in North Vietnamstrengthening the South Vietnamese governmentappealing to the “Silent Majority” of Americans

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increasing the US supply of weapons to South Vietnam
B
gradually withdrawing US troops between 1969 and 1972
C
negotiating peace with leaders in North Vietnam
D
strengthening the South Vietnamese government
E
appealing to the “Silent Majority” of Americans
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John Deanthe Committee to Re-Elect the President✔ the Democratic Party National Headquarters

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John Dean
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the Committee to Re-Elect the President
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✔ the Democratic Party National Headquarters
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Carl Bernstein ✔ John Dean Archibald Cox

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Carl Bernstein
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✔ John Dean
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Archibald Cox
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filing cabinet of evidence✔ secret taping system

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filing cabinet of evidence
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✔ secret taping system
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What is the main idea of the excerpt?

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The writer is concerned about the impact of chemicals on humans and animals.
B
The writer is concerned about the future of America’s water quality.
C
The writer is concerned about the future of America’s air quality.
D
The writer is concerned about the impact of litter on the waterways.
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What problems did Title IX address? Check all that apply.lack of support for international studentslimited opportunities for female athleteslimited resources in scientific courses of studylack of scholarships and championships for women in sportslimited resources and facilities for women

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lack of support for international students
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limited opportunities for female athletes
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limited resources in scientific courses of study
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lack of scholarships and championships for women in sports
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limited resources and facilities for women
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What was the purpose of the SALT I treaty with the USSR?

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to improve trade relations
B
to secure military support from the USSR
C
to limit the manufacturing of missiles
D
to pledge military support to the USSR
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What was the purpose of the Watergate break-in?

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to collect information about Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward
B
to steal funds from the Democratic National Committee
C
to obtain information about Nixon’s opponents
D
to tamper with financial records
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Complete the paragraph by using the drop-down menus.

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hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:The Committee to Re-Elect the President
hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:the Democratic Party National Headquarters
hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:John Dean
hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:secret taping system
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Complete the paragraph by using the drop-down menus.

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hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:The Committee to Re-Elect the President
hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:the Democratic Party National Headquarters
hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:John Dean
hired burglars to break in to the Watergate complex, which was home to . A Nixon administration official named testified that the president knew about the break-in. Soon after, another official testif:secret taping system
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Which best describes Haldeman's tone in this conversation?

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Haldeman is unconcerned about the FBI investigation or its consequences.
B
Haldeman is worried that the FBI investigation will tie the break-in to the White House.
C
Haldeman is forcefully denying his involvement in any wrongdoing.
D
Haldeman is angry that the money paid to the burglars has been traced.

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