Watergate Scandal

AP US History

AP US Government - 2.14 Holding the Bureaucracy Accountable

AP US Government - 4.4 Influence of Political Events on Ideology

How did the Watergate scandal impact the American public?

How did some people view the Watergate scandal as an attack?

How did the Watergate scandal influence political engagement?

Which president was implicated in the Watergate Scandal?

Where did the break-in that sparked the Watergate Scandal take place?

How did the Watergate scandal influence some people's political views?

How did the Watergate scandal affect policies regarding presidential accountability?

What possible outcome may have occurred if President Nixon didn't resign after Watergate scandal?

Which law passed in response to the Watergate scandal increased transparency by opening up governmental meetings to the public?

How did the Watergate scandal impact congressional oversight functions?

What effect did Watergate Scandal have on congressional oversight during the mid-1970s?

How did the Watergate scandal impact the perception of presidential power in the United States?

How did the Watergate scandal affect the checks and balances on presidential power in the U.S.?

What might have been the implications if President Nixon had not resigned following the Watergate scandal?

Who succeeded Richard Nixon following his resignation due to Watergate scandal?

How did the Watergate scandal in the 1970s influence the expansion of presidential power?

What was an impact on presidential power as a result from Watergate Scandal?

What possible changes might occur if President Richard Nixon had refused to comply with Supreme Court's order during Watergate scandal?

What impact did Watergate scandal have on public perceptions around bureaucratic accountability?

Which part of the First Amendment was crucial in ensuring that news outlets could report on the Watergate Scandal in the 1970s?