Nixon's Domestic and Foreign Policy: A Comprehensive Overview

Nixon's domestic policy centered on consolidating Republican support and creating political distance from the Democratic Party.
Foreign policy assumed greater precedence over domestic policy during Nixon's tenure.
Nixon augmented certain facets of the Great Society.
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Endangered Species Act were established during Nixon's presidency.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration was also instituted.
The National Transportation Safety Board underwent expansion during Nixon's administration.
The food stamp program was expanded under Nixon's leadership.
Social Security benefits were indexed to account for inflation.
The Clean Air Act was enacted during Nixon's tenure.
Nixon introduced federal block grants, dissolved the Office of Economic Opportunity, and coordinated Johnson's War on Poverty.