Nixon, Ford, and Carter Years
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| Richard Nixon | 37th president, known for his foreign policy toward the Soviet Union and China for illegal acts he committed in the Watergate affair that forced his resignation.
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| Law and Order | (blank)
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| Detente | A relaxation in political tensions between nations.
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| China | President went here to talk and resolve issues which ended out well and Americans looked as this as one of his successes.
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| Mao Zedong | Chinese leader who had led the revolution in 1949.
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| SALT I | Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty- 1972 agreement between the US and the Soviet Union on limiting nuclear weapons.
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| Watergate | Scandal involving illegal activities that led ultimately to the resignation of President Nixon in 1974.
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| Democratic National Committee | (blank)
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| CREEP | (blank)
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| Saturday Night Massacre | When Nixon fired Archibald Cox.
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| Archibald Cox | A Harvard professor who was fired by Nixon because he asked Nixon for the tapes.
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| Gerald Ford | 38th president, succeeded and pardoned Nixon; failed to establish strong leadership.
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| 25th Amendment | (blank)
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| Stagflation | Combination of high inflation and high unemployment, with no economic growth.
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| Jimmy Carter | 39th president, advocated concern for human rights in foreign policy; assisted in mediating the Camp David Accords
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| Energy Crisis | Carter proposed a new idea to conserve energy and to save oil, use solar energy, cut taxes.
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| Three Mile Island | Where something happened with a nuclear power plant.
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| Camp David Accords | 1978 agreement between Israel and Egypt that made a peace treaty between the two nations possible.
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| Egypt | Involved with the Camp David Accords.
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| Israel | Involved with the Camp David Accords.
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| Shah of Iran | Came to America when he was on trial in Iran.
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| Iranian Hostage Crisis | When Iranians kept hostage American students because they let the Shah of Iran into America when he was on trial in Iran.
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| Afganistan | A country in which the Soviet Union invaded.
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| 1980 Moscow Olympics | Carter imposed a boycott on this, and 60 other nations joined the olympic boycott and detente was effectively dead because of this.
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| SALT II | More complicated than SALT I, this agreement limited the number of nuclear warheads and missiles held by each superpower.
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