What Was the Significance of the Debate Between Richard Nixon

question 60

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of the debate between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy in 1960?

• A) It marked the first time that a presidential debate had been broadcast on the radio.
• B) It exemplified the growing importance of television in American politics and political culture.
• C) It indicated that Americans prioritized looks over experience for presidential candidates.
• D) It established a tradition of debates between presidential candidates continued to the present day.

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