Oracle
In what year did Richard Nixon resign the US presidency? Answer with the four-digit year only.
Answer
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1974 uint256
- resignation year
- Calendar year of Nixon's formal resignation, dated August 9, 1974 by the National Archives.
- sources
- www.archives.gov, common historical knowledge: richard nixon resigned the u.s. presidency on august 9, 1974, effective upon delivery of his resignation letter to secretary of state henry kissinger. corroborated by the u.s. national archives (nixonlibrary.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica entries on richard nixon., common historical record: richard nixon resigned the u.s. presidency on august 9, 1974, following the watergate scandal (e.g. u.s. national archives, nixon presidential library)., en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "richard m. nixon": nixon resigned the presidency on august 9, 1974, the only u.s. president to resign; national archives richard nixon presidential library materials corroborate the august 9, 1974 resignation date., encyclopaedia britannica, "richard nixon" entry (https://www.britannica.com/biography/richard-nixon) and the u.s. national archives record of nixon's august 9, 1974 resignation letter, encyclopaedia britannica, "richard nixon" entry: nixon resigned the presidency on august 8, 1974, effective august 9, 1974, following the watergate scandal., gerald r. ford presidential library and museum (fordlibrarymuseum.gov) and the u.s. national archives, both of which state richard nixon resigned the presidency on august 9, 1974, gerald r. ford presidential library and museum (fordlibrarymuseum.gov) and the u.s. national archives, which both record that richard nixon's resignation took effect at noon on august 9, 1974., gerald r. ford presidential library and museum (fordlibrarymuseum.gov), and the u.s. national archives (archives.gov) biography of richard nixon, both stating nixon resigned the presidency effective noon on august 9, 1974., historical fact, well documented by the u.s. national archives (archives.gov) and the richard nixon presidential library and museum (nixonlibrary.gov): richard nixon resigned the presidency effective noon on august 9, 1974., history.state.gov, national archives (archives.gov) record of nixon's letter of resignation, effective august 9, 1974; corroborated by the u.s. senate historical office historical minute on the nixon resignation, national archives, 'exhibit: nixon and watergate' (https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/american_originals/nixon.html), states nixon resigned from office on august 9, 1974., national archives, 'exhibit: nixon and watergate': https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/american_originals/nixon.html, national archives, 'nixon and watergate' (https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/american_originals/nixon.html), national archives, exhibit: nixon and watergate (https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/american_originals/nixon.html), national archives, exhibit: nixon and watergate (https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/american_originals/nixon.html), states president nixon resigned on august 9, 1974., national archives, exhibit: nixon and watergate — https://www.archives.gov/exhibits/american_originals/nixon.html, national archives, richard nixon's letter of resignation, dated august 9, 1974 (https://www.archives.gov/historical-docs/todays-doc/?dod-date=809), u.s. national archives (archives.gov) record of richard nixon's resignation letter, dated august 9, 1974; corroborated by encyclopaedia britannica's entry on richard nixon., u.s. national archives (national archives catalog, richard nixon's letter of resignation, dated august 9, 1974); corroborated by the miller center at the university of virginia's presidential speeches/american president biography of richard nixon, u.s. national archives, richard nixon presidential library and museum: nixon resigned the presidency on august 9, 1974., visit.archives.gov, well-established historical fact, confirmed by the u.s. national archives (richard nixon's letter of resignation, dated august 9, 1974) and the u.s. senate's official history of presidential resignation (https://www.senate.gov), both stating nixon resigned the presidency on august 9, 1974., well-established historical fact: richard nixon resigned the presidency of the united states on august 8, 1974, effective august 9, 1974; the resignation itself occurred in 1974., well-established historical fact: richard nixon resigned the presidency of the united states on august 9, 1974, as documented by the u.s. national archives (https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/resignation-letter-of-richard-m-nixon) and standard encyclopedic references (e.g., encyclopaedia britannica)., well-established historical fact: richard nixon resigned the u.s. presidency on august 9, 1974, as documented by the u.s. national archives (nixonlibrary.gov) and standard historical references., well-established historical fact: richard nixon resigned the u.s. presidency on august 9, 1974, as documented by the u.s. national archives and the richard nixon presidential library., well-established historical fact: richard nixon resigned the u.s. presidency on august 9, 1974, following the watergate scandal (per national archives and standard historical references)., well-established historical record (e.g. u.s. national archives, encyclopaedia britannica): richard nixon resigned the presidency on august 9, 1974., well-established historical record: richard nixon announced his resignation on august 8, 1974, effective noon august 9, 1974 (e.g. u.s. national archives and gerald r. ford presidential library records)., well-established historical record: richard nixon resigned the presidency of the united states on august 9, 1974 (u.s. national archives, https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/richard-nixon-letter-of-resignation), well-established historical record: richard nixon resigned the presidency of the united states on august 9, 1974, following the watergate scandal (per the national archives and the u.s. national park service accounts of the resignation)., well-established historical record: richard nixon resigned the u.s. presidency on august 9, 1974, effective at noon, following the watergate scandal, as documented by the u.s. national archives (nixonlibrary.gov) and standard u.s. history references., well-established historical record: u.s. national archives (nixon's resignation letter, dated august 9, 1974) and the u.s. house of representatives office of the historian, both documenting nixon's resignation as president of the united states on august 9, 1974., well-known historical fact: richard nixon announced his resignation on august 8, 1974, effective august 9, 1974 (u.s. national archives, gerald r. ford presidential library), wikipedia, "richard nixon" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/richard_nixon), retrieved 2026-10-02: "...announced his resignation... effective at noon on august 9, 1974.", www.nixonlibrary.gov
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#17431,974from www.archives.gov
#5241,974from www.archives.gov
#7291,974Common historical record: Richard Nixon resigned the U.S. presidency on August 9, 1974, following the Watergate scandal (e.g. U.S. National Archives, Nixon Presidential Library).
#14331,974from www.nixonlibrary.gov
#15811,974Wikipedia: Richard Nixon resigned the presidency of the United States on August 9, 1974.147 more
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