Richard nixon

Richard Nixon and his Domestic Policy
Richard Nixon becomes 37th President of the U.S., 1969. He tend to focus on his achievements on the foreign policies, however, his domestic records was one of the paradox. He continued the legislations of previous presidents relating to housing, education etc. He had showed a similar creativity, particularly on his early plan for welfare reform and his willingness to scrap his conservative economic approach in favor of wage and price control. Also, he involved in the education and Burger court.
Perhaps the most spectacular was the landing on the moon on July 21,1969 by astronuts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin. Amendment 26 Ratified of 1971 was brought up by Nixon which allowed all U.S. citizens 18 years old and above to vote

Education
Richard Nixon has tried to slow down the pace of the intergration of blacks students into the white schools. In the South, the Whites and the Blacks were studied in separate schools and the Blacks were never t...