PPT-United States v. Nixon (1974)

Ciera Dalton Block 2 102613 United States v Nixon The case was heard in June 1974 The case was decided in July 1974 Public Policy The Public Policies that were in place and came up in this case were Separation of Powers along with Executive Privilege and Rule of Law . Mary Meyerhoff. Civics, 1B. Mrs.Previle. 1-13-15. Biography of Richard M. Nixon. Date of Birth-. Born on January 9, 1913. Where he was born- California. Personal Info:. Marriage- He married Patricia Ryan in 1940. The Election of 1968. Richard Nixon only narrowly won the 1968 election, but the combined total of popular votes for Nixon and Wallace indicated a shift to the right in American politics. . The 1960's began as an era of optimism and possibility and ended in disunity and distrust. . Was he a Liberal or a Conservative?. Nixon’s agenda was to decrease the size and influence of the federal government. Nixon believed that Lyndon Johnson’s . Great Society. programs, had given the federal government too much power & responsibility.. NIXON & WATERGATE. Objective. Discuss the successes and failures of Richard Nixon by creating an Epitaph for his presidency.. You will evaluate if he was a good president or not. . Richard Nixon. 1969 - 1974. Nixon and . the ’70s. The Election of 1968. The 1968 presidential election marked a shift to the right in American politics. . . Country is in . Stagflation. High inflation and unemployment. in government ever . fully be prevented?. Warren G. Harding . was elected president in 1920. Rather than struggle to master the complexities of the job, Harding trusted others to make decisions. Many were his close friends, men he enjoyed relaxing and gambling with at late-night poker games. The Nixon Administration. Section 1. President Richard M. Nixon wanted to turn the U.S. in a more conservative direction.. He tried to decrease the power of the federal government. . Nixon’s plan was called . . the Cold War continues. The Election of 1968. Richard Nixon only narrowly won the 1968 election, but the combined total of popular votes for Nixon and Wallace indicated a shift to the right in American politics. . Miami Beach Senior High. The Nixon Years: A Crisis of Authority. The Youth Culture . “Liberation”. The New Left. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). University of California at Berkeley. The Free Speech Movement. SWBAT: Explain Nixon’s domestic and foreign policy initiatives. Do Now. Identify examples of . both. conflict/hostility and peaceful relations between the U.S. and Soviet Union during the Cold War. Richard Nixon only narrowly won the 1968 election, but the combined total of popular votes for Nixon and Wallace indicated a shift to the right in American politics. . Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers . What year is this? 1974 1974 How long ago was that? 2013 - 1974 39 Years ago Go to page 100 of the text Go to page 100 of the text 1690 – John Locke, Natural Rights 1651 – Thomas Hobbes, Social Contract Theory /. . . Nixon relied heavily on his national security advisor, . Henry Kissinger. . Both drew two basic conclusions about Vietnam. First, they agreed that the war was not winnable. Second, they decided that the U.S. could not just “cut and run.”. 958L.J.FREEMANandP.G.F.NIXONEXTRACELLULARALKALOSISXHfDECREASEDEXTRACELLULARCa.[Ca2]04IncreasedpermeabilitytoNaHeightenedneuromuscularexcitabilitySkeletalmusclespasmREDUCEDCO2_INTRACELLULARTENSIONALKAL