WorksheetsAll the President's Men
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Head of the justice department
-Resigned on July 1st, 1972 because "his wife told him to"
-Still goes into the office three times a week and is still directing people Fred LaRue and Bob Mardien
John Mitchell
John Dean
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
-Democratic Presidential Candidate
-Cries in a speech while trying to clear his name of the Canuck letter (Men don't cry back then)
-Nixons strongest competitor but his campaign was being messed with (by Nixons espionage and sabotage)
Donald Segretti
James McCord
John Mitchell
Edmund Muskie (D)
James McCord, Frank Sturgis,Virgilio Gonzales, Eugenio Martinez, Bernard Barker
Five burglars ( The Plumbers)
Chappaquiddick incident
The money trail
Pentagon papers
Person charges Person ends in fines
Original jurisdiction
Criminal suit
Civil suit
Common law
-Chief of Staff
-Ran the Nixon campaign in 1962
H.R. Halderman
Money Laundering
Washington Post
Ron Zeigler
Senator since 1962
-Running for Democratic presidential candidate
-Doesn't want to be President but his father wants him to
-His brothers keep dying so he is taking on their kids
Involved with the Chappaquiddick Incident
-Summer of 1969
-Was drunk with Mary Jo Kapechine and crashed off a bridge into a body if water Mary drowned
John Mitchell
Ted Kennedy (D)
Chappaquiddick incident
Carl bernstein
-Midwest finance chair for CRP
-collected money in the Midwest and handed a check over to Stan's and made its way into Barkers bank account
Ken Clawson
John Mitchell
Donald Segretti
Ken Dahlberg
Ensuring the democrats don't steal the election like they did in 1960
Offensive Security
Opposition Research
Ballot Security
The Money Trail
Accused Muskie of hypocrisy for supporting blacks while condoning the term "Canucks" (a derogatory term for Canadians)
Canuck Letter
Bob Woodward
Washington Post
Pentagon Papers
-The confidential informant of Bob Woodward
-Woodward gets in touch with him by moving his flower pot and if Deep Throat wants to get in touch with him he circles page twenty and writes the time they should meet
-Names come from Deep Background meaning it's a non-citable source
James McCord
Ken Dahlberg
Deep Throat
The Money Trail
A young reporter that worked with Carl Bernstein to break the Watergate scandal
James Mccord
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
John Mitchell
An order that askes someone to appear in court or congress/ an order to turn over documents
Summons
Perjury
Subpoena
Conspiracy
-Retired from CIA (was the highest rank), in charge of physical security
-In charge of CRP security - current job when he was arrested
-Deeply religious
-Son in Air Force
-Retarded daughter
-Ex FBI
-Military reservist
-Teacher of security course
John Mitchell
Ken Dahlberg
Deep Throat
James McCord
when money is sent out of the country so it can become untraceable
Deficit Financing
The Money Trail
Embezzlement
Money Laundering
Ted Kennedy ivolved with the Chappaquiddick Incident
-Summer of 1969
-Was drunk with Mary Jo Kapechine and crashed off a bridge into a body if water Mary drowned
Ted Kennedy (d)
Pentagon Papers
The Money Trail
Chappaquiddick Incident
planning a crime with the intension of following through with it
Compact
Impeachment
Conspiracy
Perjury
attack before you are attacked
Civil suit
Non-denial denial
Ballot security
Offensive security
The newspaper Bob Woodward & Carl Bernstein worked at
Usa Today
Christian Science Monitor
Washington Post
New York Post
you were involved, and you are going to save yourself by telling the truth you become a witness for the prosecution and you can't get in trouble
Money laundering
Non-denial denial
Granted immunity states evidence 'turning states evidence'
Ted kennedy (d)
-Consultant working for Colson - declassify Pentagon papers
-21 years in the CIA, 1949-1970
-Phone number was found on burglars and also had an unfinished letter and also a check was his name on it with
-One of the top CIA operatives 1949 - 1970
-Was trying to figure out how the papers were leaked and who leaked them
-Investigating Ted Kennedy and Chappaquiddick
-Hunt leaves town after his "good god" comment and 150 FBI agents are now looking for him
-When he comes back the same day as Chappaquiddick story was released July 7th he was carrying $25,000 in cash
-Retains his lawyer by giving him that $25,000
-Fired by Ehrlichman
Howard Hunt
Donald Segretti
Deep Throat
John Dean
-Worked for Halderman
-Mafia
Ben Bradlee
Ken Clawson
Ron Zeigler
Ken Dahlberg
when you phrase a statement as if you are denying the question but you are not actually denying the question
Conspiracy
Subpoena
Non-denial denial
Money laundering
the editor of the Washington Post
Ben Bagdikian
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Ben Bradlee
A veteran reporter that worked with Bob Woodward to break the Watergate scandal
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
John Mitchell
John Dean
investigation into the dealings of political opponents
Political Marketing
Split-ticket Voter
Political Consultants
Opposition Research
