Question

president fords attempt to move beyond the watergate scandal
created massive support for the new president.
proved to be a benefit for republicans.
prompted congress to move for fords impeachment.
angered many american voters.

Explanation:

President Gerald Ford granted a full pardon to Richard Nixon in 1974 to move past the Watergate scandal. This decision was deeply unpopular with a large portion of American voters, who felt Nixon should face legal consequences for his role in the scandal. The pardon did not create widespread support for Ford, did not benefit Republicans (Ford lost the 1976 election in part due to this), and Congress did not pursue impeachment over the pardon.

Answer:

angered many American voters.