What was one effects of the watergate scandal on the nation?
a. people became more skeptical about politics and less trusting of government.
b. most people developed a deeper understanding of the powers of the executive branch.
c. people questioned the workings of the court system.
d. most people began to appreciate the need to vote carefully in every election.

The answer is letter D. Because of the Watergate scandal, People has become more aware on whom to vote, especially the scandal happened weeks before the election. People are reminded to vote wisely and choose candidates that are honest. The importance to an honest politic and open presidency was one of the lessons that many people learned during that time

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