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List some of nixon's actions and policies as president, and discuss their long-term effects. what is the nixon legacy? what should he be remembered for?

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Richard Nixon had several policies that define his legacy. One of the most important foreign policies was his idea of "Vietnamization." This called for the gradual withdrawal of US troops from the Vietnam War. Nixon was finally the president to get the US out of the Vietnam War, as this war became extremely unpopular with American citizens.

Along with this, Nixon was also remembered as the president who helped the Title IX legislation to get passed. This law states that institutions like universities cannot discriminate based on gender and must provide equitable opportunities for women both scholastically and athletically. This legislation is still in effect today and helps provide women all over the US with equal opportunity to education and athletics.

However, Nixon's most famous legacy was the Watergate scandal. This refers to when individuals broke into the Watergate facility to steal Democratic campaign strategies. These individuals were trying to help Richard Nixon gain inside information. However, Nixon denied any knowledge of these break-ins. Eventually the truth came out, showing that Nixon was indeed involved in organizing this break-in. This caused him to be the only US president to ever resign from the position of US president.

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