Watergate Scandal

Option 1 Read the questions carefully and write a 750-word to 1000-word essay on ONE of the queries below. Your essay should include names, dates, places, causes, and effects. As well, please write the historical narrative in chronological or sequential order. Always outline your work, as this helps you to remember important events and the way these affairs occurred in time. Students must use one primary source and two secondary sources, including the textbook, in their essay. As well, include a select bibliography that lists the sources consulted for the essay. Option 2 As an alternative to writing one essay in Part 1 and one essay in Part 2, students have the option of writing two essays in this section, thereby bypassing Part 2. Students must still write a 750-word to 1000-word essay for each question they select.   Essay 1 Please discuss the Watergate Crisis of 1972-1974. What caused the ordeal? Who caused the ordeal? Discuss the ways in which the Office of the Presidency attempted to cover-up the growing crisis. How did the spectacle end? Discuss the people in the Nixon White House responsible for the Watergate Crisis. Talk about those who worked to uncover the Watergate Crisis. How did President Nixon ultimately respond to the ordeal? Is Watergate President Nixon’s greatest legacy? Please explain. Part 2 Instructions: Write 750-1000 words answering the question below on Educated: A Memoir.   Write a detailed essay describing Tara Westover’s The Educated: A Memoir.  Discuss the author’s chief thesis in this contemporary masterpiece. Discuss the author’s life, from her meager beginnings in rural Idaho with an unconventional extended family, to her extraordinary journey toward educational, intellectual liberation. What obstacles got in the way of this amazing journey? How did her family hinder and inspire her success? What ultimately led to her intellectual victory? What does her story tell us about gender, family, religion, region, and culture in the United States? How has this story ins