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Harvard law professor appointed as a special prosecutor to investigate the Watergate case.
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Thirty-seventh President of the United States who was caught in the Watergate scandal leading to his resignation in 1974.
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Vice President to Richard Nixon who was forced to resign in 1973.
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Intended to reduce the federal government's role in the economy.
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Republican leader of House of Representatives who succeeded the resigning Vice President and later President Nixon & granted Richard Nixon an unconditional pardon for all crimes.
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Economic slowdown coupled with inflation.
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Collected more than $50 million for Nixon's reelection campaign, some of which was illegally received & some used to finance 'dirty tricks' against the Democrats. (Acronym)
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Principle that the President does not have to give information to other branches of the government.
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