Question

whose 1968 presidential campaign focused on a southern strategy by running with spiro agnew as vice president, and trying to win over \dixiecrats\ and the \silent majority\?

john f. kennedy
gerald ford
ronald reagan
richard nixon

question 2
the creation of osha, the epa, and the dea were all part of what is known as richard nixons what?

anti-federalism
new federalism
affirmative action
new deal

Explanation:

Identify the candidate of the 1968 Southern Strategy

The first question asks about the 1968 presidential campaign that utilized a "Southern Strategy," ran with Spiro Agnew as Vice President, and targeted "Dixiecrats" and the "Silent Majority." Richard Nixon famously adopted the Southern Strategy to win over conservative white Southern voters (traditionally Democrats or "Dixiecrats") by appealing to law and order and state sovereignty, choosing Spiro Agnew as his running mate.

Identify Nixon's domestic policy framework

The second question asks about the policy framework under which Richard Nixon oversaw the creation of federal agencies like OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), and the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration). This domestic policy initiative, which sought to decentralize federal power and restructure the relationship between federal and state governments, is known as "New Federalism."

Answer:

Question 1

• (A) John F. Kennedy
• (B) Gerald Ford
• (C) Ronald Reagan
• (D) Richard Nixon (Correct answer)

Question 2

• (A) Anti-Federalism
• (B) New Federalism (Correct answer)
• (C) Affirmative Action
• (D) New Deal