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Question 1

What was CREEP?
 
  a. A rock band from the early 1970s.
  b. The nickname for the Israeli secret service.
  c. A code name for a joint operation of the United States and Pinochet's Chile.
  d. the acronym for Nixon's Re-election Committee.

Question 2

President Nixon's staff created the Plumbers, a special investigations unit, that
 
  a. got rid of federal employees who were disloyal to the president.
  b. conducted dirty tricks against the Democrats.
  c. protected sensitive material from Soviet spies.
  d. made sure that friendly reporters got access to the president.



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