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When did Spiro Agnew resign as Vice President?
Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned from office on October 10, 1973.
Who became president when agnew resigned?
Spiro Agnew was Richard Nixon's Vice President. When Agnew resigned, Gerald Ford became VP.
Was Spiro Agnew Vice President?
Spiro Agnew was the vice-president of the US from January 30,1969 until October 10,1973 when he resigned his office.
Who was the vice president before Gerald Ford?
Spiro Agnew was the Vice President before Gerald Ford, serving with President Richard Nixon. Agnew resigned due to corruption charges.
Why didnt Spiro Agnew become President?
After being forced to resign as VP, his party did not consider him to be a viable candidate for president. Spiro Agnew was never elected to the presidency. When Nixon resigned as President, Agnew was no longer the Vice President.
Who was Nixon's vice president that resigned?
the 39th Vice President of the United States of America was Spiro Agnew, and served under the 37th President Richard Nixon. Agnew resigned in 1973 after criminal charges were brought up against him.
When was Spiro Agnew Richard Nixon's running mate?
January 1969, the same day that Richard Nixon became president.
What characterizes Spiro Agnew?
He resigned the office of vice president of the United States
Why was Gerald Ford a president that never got elected by the people?
He was appointed to replace Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew when Agnew resigned and replaced President Richard Nixon when he resigned.
Who replaced Spiro T. Agnew?
After Vice President Agnew resigned, he was replaced by Vice President (former Speaker of the House) Gerald Ford, who then became president after Richard Nixon resigned.
What statement best characterizes Spiro Agnew?
He resigned the office of vice president of the United States
What VICE PRESIDENT replaced Spiro T Agnew?
Gerald Ford. He replaced Spiro Agnew in December 1974 after Agnew resigned following investigations on charges of extortion, tax fraud, bribery, and conspiracy.
