I know there have been events misnamed before most commonly through a bad translation or spelling mishap but 90% of the time the event will be correctly labeled. As for needed resources I would recommend googling it. You will find a couple things for sure.
He wanted to have some kind of control over the new president's actions. So he didn't believe he could managed to persued John Adams. He wanted to imposed his own vision of America on the nation. He could influence Thomas Pinckney more. Also there was some badblood between them.
I believe the answer is D
Based on the duties of the various branches of government, the following are true:
- Was the first to publish information about the break-in, helping bring the scandal to light. - Media.
- Called witnesses to testify in the investigation of the Watergate break-in. - Legislative.
- Approved articles of impeachment against Nixon - Legislative.
- Refused to cooperate with the Watergate investigation - Executive.
- Ruled that Nixon's claim of Executive Privilege did not extend to his secret tape recordings. - Judiciary.
<h3>What were the roles of the branches of government in the Watergate scandal?</h3>
The Media first published the information about the break-in at Watergate which led to an investigation by the Legislative, specifically the Senate.
Witnesses were called to testify and when they asked for tapes that would help the case. The Executive refused to cooperate which forced the matter to end up in the Supreme Court (Judiciary) which ruled that the secret tape recordings were not protected by Executive privilege.
As a result of the scandal, the House of Representatives (Legislative) started the impeachment procedure against Nixon.
Find out more on the Watergate Scandal at brainly.com/question/1025614.
