Which statement best explains why John Dean’s testimony was so important during the Watergate investigations? A, Dean was a member of CREEP and created the plan to reelect Nixon.
B, Dean was a lawyer who could clearly describe how the Nixon administration broke the law.
C, Dean was able to testify to dozens of conversations with Nixon about the break-in and cover-up.
D, Dean was not involved in the Watergate break-in, so he was able to have an impartial perspective.
THE ANSWER IS C, I DID THE TEST.

C. Dean was able to testify to dozens of conversations with Nixon about the break-in and cover-up.

Explanation:

John Dean was a White House Counsel for President Richard Nixon and in this role he tried to cover-up the breaking into the Democratic Party headquarters at Watergate.

John Dean saw that he might be used as a scapegoat for the coverup and so decided to cooperate with investigators which led to him being fired by Nixon. His testimony was very important because it linked key member of the Nixon administration including Nixon himself to the coverup.

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