Which of the following correctly summarizes how the media affected public opinion on the nixon/watergate scandal?
many americans saw photographs of nixon behaving negatively during the hearings and came to distrust him.
many americans read the accounts in books and magazines and were influenced to support impeachment.
many americans learned about the scandal as it unfolded by watching television and formed opinions based on that coverage.
many americans saw advertisements in local papers taken out by nixon's party and felt encouraged to support of nixon.

The correct answer is C) Many Americans learned about the scandal as it unfolded by watching television and formed opinions based on that coverage.

The statement that correctly summarizes how the media affected public opinion on the Nixon/Watergate scandal "Many Americans learned about the scandal as it unfolded by watching television and formed opinions based on that coverage."

American citizens were following the news on TV, Radio, and newspapers and formed their opinions as the media continued and deepened the coverage of the scandal.

On June 17, 1972, police arrested several thieves that broke into the offices of the Democratic National Committee in Washington D.C. These people had connections with the campaign of Richard Nixon who wanted to serve a second term. After investigations revealed that Nixon had some participation in the incident, he resigned on August 1974.

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