The Watergate scandal was certainly encroaching on him
Nixon's was heavily being accused of defending the perpetrators of Watergate scandals through his failure to release white house tapes, that could have implicated his aides, and certainly himself in the Watergate scandal. His firing of prosecutor had juiced a co-impeachment frenzy across the country, and thus had to respond to these allegations.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
George Wallace was the governor of Alabama who supported racial segregartion. He is known for blocking the way of two African-American students and prevent them from entering the University of Alabama.
Orval Faubus was the governor of Arkansas and is known fro defying the Supreme Court's order for school integration. He called the Arkansas National Guard preventing nine African-American students from enrolling in the Central High School, Little Rock.
Lester Maddox was elected as the governor of Georgia in 1966 and refused to lay Martin Luther King Jr. after his assassination.
Therefore, the correct answer is that all three supported racial segregation. Thus option C is correct.
<span>African Americans didn't request the privilege to vote at that time did not fully understand their rights and did not make any moves or even campaign to be allowed that right as citizens of the united states of America.
Also, The number of African Americans were more than the White people, if they really vote, and their elected representatives win most senate or other such positions the white people will have less impact in the affairs of the government.</span><span />
Answer:
Mass Mobilization, 1917-1929.
