Which of the following was an important reason that Richard Nixon won the presidency in 1968?

He promised to end the Vietnam War.

He belonged to the same political party as Johnson.

He had political views and strategies that were liberal.

He had served as Johnson's vice president.

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Which of the following was an important reason that Richard Nixon won the presidency in 1968?

He promised to end the Vietnam War.

He belonged to the same political party as Johnson.

He had political views and strategies that were liberal.

He had served as Johnson's vice president.

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Isabelle · Answer 1

He promised to end the Vietnam War.

Explanation:

On January 23, 1973, he coined "Peace with Honor" a famous phrase, for US candidate for presidency in spirit of the Paris Peace Accord that ended Vietnam War.

The phrase comes from a promise while in campaign made in 1968: "I pledge to you that we shall have an honorable end to the war in Vietnam."

Nixon ran on a campaign with a strong duty to restore law and order to the polarized atmosphere among US cities and provide new leadership seeking the withdrawing of troops from Vietnam.

The new presidency departed from Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Which of the following was an important reason that Richard Nixon won the presidency in 1968?He promised to end the Vietnam War.He belonged to the same political party as Johnson.He had political views and strategies that were liberal.He had served as Johnson's vice president.

Which of the following was an important reason that Richard Nixon won the presidency in 1968?

He promised to end the Vietnam War.

He belonged to the same political party as Johnson.

He had political views and strategies that were liberal.

He had served as Johnson's vice president.