The Action(s)that Gerald Ford Took Which Cost Him Widespread Public

question 36

Multiple Choice

The action(s) that Gerald Ford took which cost him widespread public support was/were

• A) his pardon of Richard Nixon.
• B) his decision to attempt to try Nixon.
• C) his fumbling speeches that made him a laughingstock across America.
• D) his pardon of Spiro Agnew.
• E) his direct meeting with Ho Chi Minh.

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