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| 4. | The Counsel to the President during the Watergate affair. |
| 5. | The author of "All the President's Men. |
| 9. | An organized movement to create a particular public opinion. |
| 15. | A Watergate burglar/celebrity |
| 16. | A government of the people, by the people, for the people |
| 18. | Clinton's public confessional. |
| 20. | The final nail in President Nixon's political coffin. |
| 21. | Who said "I'd rather have newspapers without a government then a government without newspapers " |
| 25. | The totality of beliefs, behavior, mores and folkways of a certain group of people. |
| 27. | The Supreme Court case that ruled that a woman has a constitutional right to an abortion |
| 28. | Used newspapers to spread their ideas |
| 29. | Ted Turners contribution to the global Village. |
| 31. | The act of attempting to or hinder a criminal investigation. |
| 32. | The host of the Fire Side Chats. |
| 34. | Documented proof that the government deceived the people during the Vietnam War. |
| 36. | What political strategists set their clock by |
| 37. | What the Borg did to Captain Picard. |
| 38. | First ten amendments to the US Constitution . |
| 40. | Newest style of reporting on wars. |
| 42. | The superficial connection between Nixon and Monica Lewinsky. |
| 43. | The "television war". |
| 45. | Often sacrificed in the New Media. |
| 46. | Legally settled the abortion issue in 1973. |
| 47. | Helps to ensure everyone is held to the same standard in our legal system |
| 49. | Everyday habits that help us merge with our surrounding culture. |
| 50. | Public support of an elected official |