Question

1 true or false 1 point creep’s most notorious operation, dubbed watergate, was its break - in at the democratic national committee (dnc) offices in the watergate office complex in washington, dc, and its subsequent cover - up. true false 2 true or false 1 point despite warnings by other republicans that the senate would find him guilty and he would be removed from office, nixon refused to resign and was impeached on august 8, 1974. true false 3 multiple choice 1 point without evidence clearly implicating the president, the investigation into watergate might have ended if not for the testimony of ______, who said that a voice - activated recording system had been installed in the oval office and captured all of nixon’s conversations. alexander butterfield robert bork engrid oilot william ruckelshaus

Explanation:

Question 1 (True or False)

The Watergate scandal involved CREEP (Committee to Re-elect the President) and the break - in at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) offices in the Watergate complex, along with the subsequent cover - up. So the statement is True.

Nixon resigned on August 8, 1974, before he could be impeached. He faced the threat of impeachment due to the Watergate scandal but chose to resign instead of going through the impeachment process. So the statement is False.

Alexander Butterfield was the one who revealed the existence of the voice - activated recording system in the Oval Office during the Watergate investigation. This testimony was crucial as it provided evidence of Nixon's conversations that were recorded.

Answer:

True

Question 2 (True or False)