Background: These presidents made an impact in the United States of America. They were successful and some were not too successful. President Richard Nixon, President Gerald Ford, President Jimmy Carter and President Ronald Reagan were presidents that were big in history.
President Richard Nixon President Richard Nixon was involved in one organization called Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) which was the to make sure of the establishment of oil markets to secure the economic supply for customers and a income for producers of petroleum. President Richard Nixon’s administration to end the embargo in the oil industry since it was getting worse and worse every single time. In addition, Richard Nixon was also involved in …show more content…
Then, Nixon visited China in which he was the first president to visit the Republic of China, his main purpose to visit CHina was to improve the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union to resolve the Vietnam war. Richard Nixon was involved in the Watergate Scandal in which Nixon took the FBI to the Democratic Party to break into offices, but in which he would use his helpers to hear phone conversation and there were stolen papers. Richard Nixon was the first president to resign from the presidential post because he was going to be impeached for the Watergate Scandal so he rathered resign by his successor Gerald Ford. Richard Nixon used a lot of executive privilege which is when Presidents won’t tell the public information. The affirmative action is a policy that protects people who have faced discrimination in jobs and education in which Nixon expanded the affirmative action to equal opportunities in jobs and education so there isn’t any discrimination. In the United States versus Nixon supreme court case was a decision made in which Richard Nixon was forced to return the tape recordings and materials to the federal court, …show more content…
Jimmy Carter could not enforce the Camp David Accords and these records meant that there was going to be peace between Egypt and Israel and ended the 31 year old feud they had. In the Iran Hostage Crisis it meant that many American citizens were being held hostage for more than a year, Iran saw it more as a revenge towards the United States. He did not like executive privilege and had an open Presidency and would try to not use it much and tried to avoid it at all
President Richard Nixon President Richard Nixon was involved in one organization called Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) which was the to make sure of the establishment of oil markets to secure the economic supply for customers and a income for producers of petroleum. President Richard Nixon’s administration to end the embargo in the oil industry since it was getting worse and worse every single time. In addition, Richard Nixon was also involved in …show more content…
Then, Nixon visited China in which he was the first president to visit the Republic of China, his main purpose to visit CHina was to improve the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union to resolve the Vietnam war. Richard Nixon was involved in the Watergate Scandal in which Nixon took the FBI to the Democratic Party to break into offices, but in which he would use his helpers to hear phone conversation and there were stolen papers. Richard Nixon was the first president to resign from the presidential post because he was going to be impeached for the Watergate Scandal so he rathered resign by his successor Gerald Ford. Richard Nixon used a lot of executive privilege which is when Presidents won’t tell the public information. The affirmative action is a policy that protects people who have faced discrimination in jobs and education in which Nixon expanded the affirmative action to equal opportunities in jobs and education so there isn’t any discrimination. In the United States versus Nixon supreme court case was a decision made in which Richard Nixon was forced to return the tape recordings and materials to the federal court, …show more content…
Jimmy Carter could not enforce the Camp David Accords and these records meant that there was going to be peace between Egypt and Israel and ended the 31 year old feud they had. In the Iran Hostage Crisis it meant that many American citizens were being held hostage for more than a year, Iran saw it more as a revenge towards the United States. He did not like executive privilege and had an open Presidency and would try to not use it much and tried to avoid it at all