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(the Democrats) during the presidential elections. B. The Vietnam war. Cambodia is mentioned. The US wanted to bomb it because members of the People’s Army of Vietnam and the Vietcong were hiding there. Nixon covered up the truth by claiming that the planes were used for airlifting supplies. Henry Kissinger. The result of the bombing was death and destruction. It was called the Watergate scandal after the Watergate Hotel which was the campaign headquarters of the Democratic party during the elections

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reforms. The most significant, Alain Chartier’s Quadrilogue invectif (1422), took France to task for failing to resist the conquering Henry V, and allowed Peuple to speak of its poverty, the Nobility to lament its decline and the Clergy to outline a plan for national revival. THE MIDDLE AGES 21 These developments reflect a change in the concept of history. Knowledge of the past was derived initially from Latin sources and the first histories were written by monks, like Raoul Glaber (c.950–