Late Cold War Events

If you currently hold a position of political office and are up for re-election you are considered the:

As I sit here today, here's what I'm thinking...

Who doomed himself for re-election by pardoning former President Nixon?

Like the Bay of Pigs Invasion under JFK, the U.S. tried to overthrow the Cuban-backed gov. of Nicaragua during the:

The group of 5 men sent to the Watergate Complex to stop info from leaking to the public were known as:

START 1, reduced nuclear & chemical weapons development b/t U.S. & Russia. Which President accomplished it?

Reagan won re-election in 1984 by a landslide. Who was the challenger?

A hostage crisis under Pres. Carter took place in what nation?

Who was our beloved, non-traditional actor-turned-politician?

Nixon, Ford, Carter and Reagan all tried to fix our economy which was in a(n):

What document made the realities of the Vietnam Conflict public? The:

When the Soviet Union collapsed, who was it's ruler?

Who won the Election of 1980? (The first of two landslide victories)

Richard Nixon's plan for turning the Vietnam War over to the South Vietnamese, bring our troops home:

In what year did Nixon finally win the Presidency?

Ping Pong Diplomacy helped mend relations between the United States and where?

The United States turned 200 years old on July 4, 1976. What is that celebration called?

What event allowed Germany to reunite in 1989?

Which Cold War President was "...not a crook?"

Reagan's tax cuts and deregulation particularly helped whom?

According to Gorbachev, who won the Cold War after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991?

Our friends to the North took down the Soviet powerhouse in hockey during the 1972:

To this day, who is our only President to resign the office?

President Reagan's theory known as "Reaganomics" said that the _________ of/for good should dictate the market.

Who was known for being a real laid back, people-person. Giving speeches in sweaters and walking to the WH?