Nixon, Ford, Carter Years

President Nixon adopted a policy known as ___ in order to reduce the size and power of the federal government

• detente

• New Federalism

• Stagflation

In 1973, the OPEC nations cut off their supply of ____ to the United States

• money

• oil

• consumer goods

Nixon's visit to ___ in 1972 began to normalize relations was a reversal of previous American Policy

• the Soviet Union

• China

• Vietnam

Nixon's closest advisors included H.R. Halderman, John Mitchell, and ____.

• John Sirica

• Gerald Ford

• John Erlichman

When Nixon resigned, ___ became president.

• Spiro Agnew

• Jimmy Carter

• Gerald Ford

President Carter's foreign policy was marked by a commitment to _____.

• detente

• free trade

• human rights

The Camp David Accords were and agreement between ___ and Israel.

• Egypt

• Iran

• Syria

A term that refers to a philosophy in which foreign policy should be based solely on consideration of power, not ideals.

• realpolitik

• New Federalism

• Southern Strategy

term that refers to rising unemployment and inflation during Nixon years

• detente

• realpolitik

• stagflation

5 year agreement that limited the number of ballistic missiles and submarine launched missiles

• SALT I

• detente

• realpolitik