What happened to President Richard Nixon?
A) Impeached by the House of Representatives for obstruction of justice, abuse of power, and contempt of Congress.
B) Resigned to allow Vice President Spiro Agnew to take over the reins of power and end the nation's long nightmare.
C) Resigned from office before the House of Representatives could impeach him, which it was likely to do.
D) Died of a heart attack as impeachment proceedings began.
E) Committed suicide and was replaced by Gerald Ford.
C
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A) Benedictine Rule B) the Crusaders C) Conciliar Movement D) Peace of God E) Truce of God
How did critics of the peace movement during the Vietnam War react to the 1967 photograph "Flower Power"?
A) They saw this gesture as an insincere ploy to distract the soldiers just before demonstrators stormed the Pentagon. B) They realized that the war was futile and began to demand that President Johnson withdraw troops from Vietnam. C) They called for further escalation of the war into Cambodia and Laos despite protestors' demands for peace. D) They perceived this image to be a stark contrast between government-sponsored violence in Vietnam and American citizens' demand for peace.
What role did Potosi play in the Spanish rule of the Americas?
a. Capital of Peru Viceroyalty. b. First Spanish monastery in the Andes. c. First Spanish slave market in Peru. d. It was where the Inca surrendered to the Spanish. e. Had silver deposits that made Spain wealthy.
Which of the following was not a port city founded by European colonizers?
a. Hong Kong b. Jakarta c. Nairobi d. Cape Town e. Singapore