Richard Nixon assumed the presidency in the late 1960s, signifying a significant juncture in American history. Taking office on January 20, 1969, Nixon's leadership commenced as the era of the 1960s drew to a close, characterized by civil rights movements, societal transformations, and the Vietnam War. Serving as the 37th President, Nixon introduced a change in governmental focus, emphasizing "law and order" amidst pervasive demonstrations and disorder. His tenure concluded in ignominy when he resigned from the presidency, making him the sole U.S. President to do so, due to the Watergate scandal.
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