U.S. History "B" Weekly Review Week of 4-27-18: The 1970s Part 2

True/False: Milton Friedman called stagnation, "Too much money chasing too few goods."

Who took hostage the Israeli athletes?

What did Nixon do on August 9, 1974?

Which country was hit first by stagnation?

What was the name of the famous scandal that involved President Nixon?

Who testified against Nixon at the U.S. Senate hearings on Watergate?

Which of the following 4 economic factors is NOT used to figure stagflation?

What was the name given to the type of 1970s dance music containing funk, soul, pop, and salsa?

"Stagflation" refers to an economic situation where which of the following 2 things coexist?

How many men were arrested in connection with the Watergate break-in?

Who was president during the Iranian hostage crisis?

Watergate was about what?

What does "OPEC" stand for?

When did stagnation hit the U.S.?

T/F: Had he not resigned, Nixon would most likely have been impeached by the Senate

How many of the Israeli athletes were taken hostage?

Who was Prime Minister of Israel at the time of the Munich Olympics attack?

In what year were Americans taken hostage in Iran?

For how long were the Americans held hostage in Iran?

When Nixon resigned, who became president?

In which year did the Munich Olympics attack occur?

What did Gerald Ford do about Nixon that was so controversial?

Why was the answer to the last question "false"?

True/False: Watergate was named after the hotel where the incident occurred.

In which city did the terrorist kidnapping of Israeli Olympic athletes occur?