Workbook for Peril by Bob Woodward (Max Help Workbooks)

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An author and co-author of 21 nonfiction bestsellers, Bob Woodward, is an associate editor at The Washington Post and holds two shared Pulitzer prizes. The first was for coverage of the Watergate scandal in 1973, and the second came in 2003 for his reporting of the 9/11 attacks. Robert Costa, who helped him write Peril, is a political reporter and the chief election campaign correspondent for CBS News. Costa has worn many hats, including the Washington editor for the National Review, a political analyst for MSNBC, and the host of the Washington Week news program on CBS, which was honored with a Peabody award.

Woodward was born in Geneva, Illinois, in 1943 and spent his childhood in Chicago. He had legal aspirations in his youth, hoping to follow in the footsteps of his jurist father. Still, he went on to study history and literature and served as a communications officer in the navy. His journalism work began with a two–week unpaid internship at The Washington Post and blossomed into an illustrious career. Aside from his Pulitzers, Woodward has received about every major American journalism award possible, including the Haywood Broun award in 1972, the William Allen Medal in 2000, and the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism in 2001. 

Costa hails from Richmond, Virginia, where he was born in 1985. His enterprising nature became evident when he brought big-name bands like Maroon 5 to perform at his high school, and he was even profiled by Sports Illustrated magazine. He obtained his Bachelor's degree in American studies from the University of Notre Dame in 2009 and entered the news world with internships at PBS and ABC.

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•   Quiz questions as a resource to be used for yourself or others

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• Language: English
• Publisher: MaxHelp
• Release date: Oct 5, 2022
• ISBN: 9791222008691

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By using this workbook, readers will find categorized lessons that we believed were major in defining the crucial messages of the author in the book. There are questions devoted both for self or corporate usage and actionable steps through charts and analysis tables to stimulate a continued engagement with the main lessons in the book.

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The Background Story of Peril

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Bob Woodward Served in the US Navy. While on the USS Wright, he was one of two officers with the authority to handle nuclear launch codes.

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Bob Woodward and Robert Costa's 2021 political book, Peril, documents one of the most contentious presidential transitions of power in US history. The dramatic and drawn-out end of Donald Trump's term in office was a dangerous political and social mess. Woodward and Costa had both extensively covered key events and individuals from the Trump administration's time in power, so it was only natural that they would document its end.

When the 2020 US election results were tallied and the then-Democratic nominee, Joe Biden, was announced as the winner, the world had already braced for conflict. Donald Trump and his colleagues and supporters largely rejected the results, alleging election fraud and vowing to challenge the results. Part of the reason that not many were surprised by this development was Woodward and Costa's combined coverage of the outgoing president's time in office. The book was Woodward's