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Perhaps not, but the Nixon Administration will always be associated with the Watergate Scandal.
Hell no, especially after Watergate.
Ford was a relief after the mess with Nixon and then he pardoned Nixon for Watergate. That made some people angry, but in retrospect he did the right thing. If Nixon had gone to trial for his crimes it would have been worse on the nation.
The presidency of Richard Nixon causes people to think of Watergate. However, his legacy also includes the advancement of women's rights, change in foreign policy, and the modernization of environmental regulations.
I think most people got bored with all the congressional hearings. People who did not like Nixon found the scandal to be a reason to hate him. The Democrats won the White House in 1976 with a weak candidate, probably due in large part to the Watergate Scandal and Ford's pardon of Nixon.
he hired people to bugler the Watergate building for papers that made him think that he would win the election
I think not. It is difficult to know for sure. He knew fairly soon after the burglars were arrested, I think.
If you had been a voter at the time of Nixon's impeachment and resignation, how would the Watergate scandal have affected your perception of government power? Do you think the Watergate scandal has had an enduring effect on the public's perception of government power today or not? Explain <><><> Caught your question by chance. When you write in THIS area, it causes your question to go into the "already answered" bucket. I WAS a voter at the time of Watergate, and the resignation of Richard Nixon. I was upset at the blatant abuse of government power, and my trust of politicians in general was lowered. This is only my personal perception.
Nixon's time in office is viewed as a crucial importance towards the development of the United States military, diplomatic, and political. He was known for being liberal, moderate, or conservative. He will always be remembered for his achievements in the controlling of nuclear weapons with the Soviet Union. Despite the Watergate Scandal, Nixon's term was significant towards American History.
Democratic campaign headquarters were housed in the Watergate. I think CREP was interested in names of donors and prospective donors, as well as anything else they might find.
This depends on the country. Either reask your question specifying the region/country, or see related questions.US: Richard Milhous Nixon.Richard Nixon was the 37th President of the United States from January 20, 1969 to August 9, 1974 when he resigned due to the Watergate scandal.
I don't think so and it was never proven that he did. His big mistake was trying to cover it up when he did find out about it.