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Unit 2 – Branches of Government
Topic 2.4
How did the Watergate scandal impact the perception of presidential power in the United States?
It resulted in an increase in presidential powers due to the perceived need for stronger leadership.
It led to a decrease in public trust and increased skepticism towards executive authority.
It caused no significant change, as presidents were already viewed skeptically.
It resulted in a constitutional amendment limiting presidential terms.
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