All The President's Men Movie Quiz
The president`s men was a very captivating action movie that withstands others that came after it. The movie is about a supposed burglary that leads the reporters through the chain of the Republican Party up to the white house. See how much you remember from the movie by taking the test below.
- 1.Who were the two Pulitzer Prize winning reporters to expose the Watergate scandal and who was their employer ?
- A.
Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy- Fox News
- B.
Charles Colson and Kenneth Dahlberg- CNN News
- C.
Bob Woodard and Carl Bernstein-The Washington Post
- D.
John Chancellor and David Brinkley-NBC News
- 2.The CREEP committee had a huge slush fund used to divide Democrats and discredit them in the eyes of the voters(Text 849). Which of these men did not have access to the slush fund?
- A.
John Mitchell
- B.
Richard Kleindiest
- C.
Jeb Magruder
- D.
Maurice Stans
- 3.According to the movie who was in charge of everything, money launderings, bugging, surveillance, etc...?
- A.
Hugh Sloan
- B.
John Mitchell
- C.
Richard W. Kalmbach
- D.
H. R. Haldeman
- 4.What position or positions did John N. Mitchell serve in the Nixon administration?
- A.
White House Chief of Staff
- B.
Attorney General and Director of CREEP
- C.
Secretary of State
- D.
Press Secretary
- 5.What was the nickname given to Bob Woodward's confidential informant?
- A.
Tricky Dickey
- B.
Bobs Woody
- C.
Linda Lovelace
- D.
Deep Throat
- 6.There is a scene in the film where Ben Bradley, the Executive Editor of the Washington Post, discusses the reasons only a hand full of newspapers were covering the Watergate story. One of his editors comments that; it was hard to belief that Nixon,who was quite popular, could do something so reckless and unnecessary. In this essay discuss the reasons why President Nixon resorted to using bugging, bribing, surveillance and other covert operations as a means to assure reelection?Discuss the major players in the White House and CREEP and their roles in the execution of the plan and subsequent cover up. Consider events such as the economy, the Vietnam War , activities in Latin America and other domestic and foreign events in your answer.
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