Nixon, Ford and Carter

What was "stagflation?"

• a term for inflation
• a term for a stagnate economy and high inflation
• a social term for when single persons could not find a date to a big event

Salt stands for 

• Strategic Arms Limitation Talks 
• Secondary Army Life Treaty 
• Selective Army Limitation Treaty
• Strategic Allied Limitation Treaty

The Watergate break-in was supposed to

• gather intelligence about the Cubans.
• find spies in the state department.
• reveal who was leaking state secrets to the New York Times.
• reveal campaign strategies of the Democratic party.

The Watergate complex was home to the _________ which was broken into by members of Nixon's reelection campaign on his orders

• Republican National Committee

• Democratic National Committee

Watergate led to Nixon's_______________

• arrest

• resignation

• impeachment

The Camp David Accords promoted by President Jimmy Carter were significant because they represented 

• the end of the Vietnam War
• a lasting arms-reduction treaty
• the first peace agreement between Israel and an Arab nation
• the establishment of a worldwide human rights policy on the issue of statehood

In 1979, the Iran Hostage Crisis involved a mob of Islamist revolutionaries who overran the U.S. embassy and took embassy workers hostage in protest of

• U.S. detainment of Iranian diplomats in New York on charges of espionage
• the sale of U.S. military equipment to Iraq.
• U.S. naval movements in the Strait of Hormuz.
• perceived attempts by the United States to undermine the Iranian Revolution.

Which action did President Gerald Ford take in an attempt to end the national controversy over the Watergate affair?

• He declined to run for re-election
• He declared a new war on urban poverty.
• He pardoned Richard Nixon.
• He asked Congress to impeach Richard Nixon.

The presidency of Gerald Ford was unique because he 

• resigned from the office of president.
• ran for office as a nonpartisan candidate
• won the office by running on a third-party ticket.
• was not elected to either the presidency or the vice presidency.

Which president was successful in negotiating a peace agreement between Israel and Egypt.

• Richard Nixon
• Gerald Ford
• Jimmy Carter
• Ronald Reagan