What strategy did Nixon employ during his rise to political power, gaining support and recognition from the Deep South with his support of states' rights and other measures?

During Nixon's administration, his attempts to curb inflation were met with challenges. His economic advisors gave advice based on what the federal government usually did, either increase or decrease federal money into the economy. This proved no longer as successful. What was the term coined for the economic condition of stagnation of wages and inflation of the currency at the same time?

When members of the American Indian Movement (AIM) went to Wounded Knee in South Dakota to impeach the tribal president for corruption charges, what was the response by the U.S. federal government? 

In Glenn Weiser's commentary on Woodstock, how did he remember the event all these years later? 

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, many young people came to embrace a new wave of cultural dissent. An alternative new form of viewing society, life, patriotism, and materialistic capitalism was formed. What was this new way of thinking called?

In 1969, what was a main catalyst within New York City that led to the gay movement going from an underground movement into the public political sphere? 

Domestically, Nixon's relationship with civil rights movements and minorities was complex. Beginning in 1969 and in subsequent years, was he fully supportive of the civil rights movement?

In the 1970s, what major judicial decision was a major victory for feminist movements of the time, particularly surrounding issues of women's individual rights to their body?

In 1968 during the U.S. war in Vietnam, what village underwent a horrific massacre by American troops by order of the Army, leading to women and children being slaughtered by gunfire and grenades in a ditch by severely distraught and mentally-hinged soldiers? This event later led to Congressional investigations into the Army, the platoon responsible, and showing the American public that the war was unjust, immoral, and not in the best interest of the Vietnamese as the war propaganda made it to be.

Toward the end of the Nixon administration, what was his policy in relation to the Vietnam War?

Domestically, Nixon's relationship with civil rights movements and minorities was complex. Did he support affirmative action and other programs, some enacted by Johnson previously, that improvement employment and educational opportunities for racial minorities?

During the 1973 war between Syria/Egypt and Israel, the United States openly supported Israel's cause. In response, what did the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) do?

What 1969 event, costing around $25 billion, was spearheaded by the United States and both created a source of national pride for the country, while causing the Soviet Union and China to not televise the event for political reasons?

Who was the first African American woman to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives?

What was Nixon's foreign policy aim in relation to the Soviet Union and China?

In 1972, Nixon made an unprecedented move in relation to the Soviet Union. He was the first U.S. president to do what?