Who?
(Nixon Facts)
(Nixon Facts)
Who was Richard Nixon’s vice-president during his second term?
Gerald Ford
What is Richard Nixon known for the only president that has done this thing?
Resigned
How many years did Richard Nixon work for the White House?
13 years
What era of American history did Richard Nixon grow up in? (ex. Roaring 20s, Post-war era, Great Depression, 2nd world war era, Modern era.)
The Roaring 20s
Why or what was the main goal of Nixon’s economic plans.
To lower inflation
Richard Nixon was the vice-president to whom?
Dwight D. Eisenhower
What was the name of the event that led to the fall of the Nixon administration?
The Watergate Scandel
What state is Richard Nixon from?
California
What famous American war occurred during Richard Nixon’s vice presidency?
Korean War
Why was the EPA founded?
The rise of public concern to air pollution and etc.
Who did Richard Nixon lose to in the presidential election, and is said to be the closest election to this date?
John F. Kennedy
What historic event in the US during the Cold War occurred during Nixon’s first term?
The Apollo Moon Landing
What is one of the EPA’s most famous works?
Founding Earth Day or the Fire on the Cuyahoga River
What year did the Watergate Scandal occur? (Closest answer wins)
1972
Why did Richard Nixon resign as president?
He had no support from congress post-watergate
In how many states did Nixon achieved voluntary desegregation in schools in the south? (Closest answer wins)
7 states
What Organization did Richard Nixon found to help protect the enviornment?
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
What is one of the 7 missions of the EPA? (Closest answer wins)
**Will be read aloud**
1970
What was Nixon’s motives in doing watergate?
What year did Richard Nixon die? (Closest answer wins)
1994
In 1972 Richard Nixon became the first president to do what?
Visit the Soviet Union
Richard Nixon grew up on what kind of farm?
Citrus
What year did Richard Nixon pull troops out of Vietnam?
1973
Why did Richard Nixon create The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)?
to prevent on site deaths at jobs.