Warren Harding's Presidency and Scandals

The video discusses the 1920 U.S. presidential election, highlighting the shift from Woodrow Wilson's progressive policies to Warren Harding's conservative approach. Harding's campaign focused on 'normalcy,' promising lower taxes and less immigration. His presidency is noted for the Washington Naval Conference and the Teapot Dome scandal. Harding died in 1923, leading to Calvin Coolidge's succession.

What was a significant outcome of the 1920 presidential election?

• The beginning of a conservative era

• The end of the League of Nations

• A shift towards liberal policies

• The continuation of Woodrow Wilson's presidency

Who did the Democratic Party nominate for the 1920 presidential election?

• Warren Harding

• James Cox

• Calvin Coolidge

• Woodrow Wilson

What was a key promise of Warren Harding's campaign?

• Increased immigration

• Higher taxes

• Normalcy and stability

• More international involvement

What was the purpose of the international naval conference organized by Harding?

• To form a new military alliance

• To increase trade with Asia

• To reduce naval armaments

• To expand naval forces

Which scandal is Warren Harding's presidency most associated with?

• Whitewater

• Iran-Contra

• Teapot Dome

• Watergate

Who was responsible for the Teapot Dome scandal?

• Herbert Hoover

• Charles Evans Hughes

• Albert Fall

• Andrew Mellon

What was the consequence for Albert Fall due to his involvement in the Teapot Dome scandal?

• He was exiled

• He was acquitted

• He was promoted

• He was imprisoned

What event marked the end of Warren Harding's presidency?

• His resignation

• His impeachment

• His death

• His re-election

Who succeeded Warren Harding as President of the United States?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Herbert Hoover

• Calvin Coolidge

• James Cox

Where was Calvin Coolidge when he learned of Harding's death?

• Washington, D.C.

• Vermont

• Ohio

• California