How did the Watergate Scandal compare to previous presidential scandals?
A) Unlike previous scandals, Watergate was about lust rather than money.
B) Unlike previous scandals, Watergate was about power rather than money.
C) Unlike previous scandals, Watergate was about money rather than power.
D) Like previous scandals, Watergate was covered up and never revealed to the public.
E) Like previous scandals, Watergate demonstrated the inefficacy of journalism.
Answer: B
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A. a warrior ethos. B. a highly stratified society between noble warriors and peasants. C. scattered settlements separated by natural obstacles. D. intermittent trade with seafaring people. E. a preference for conquest to commerce.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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A. sought a closer working relationship with banks than had the Grange movement. B. had more effective and better-managed cooperatives than the Grange movement. C. were created to replace Grange associations. D. were far more widespread than the Grange movement. E. shunned the political system, emphasizing instead education and organization.