فضيحة التيبوت دوم و تداعياتها على الشأن الداخلي للولايات المتحدة الأميركية 1921-1929

Abstract EN

The research covered the teapot scandal (which is the scandal of lease contracts for oil reserves in the states of Wyoming and California that were concluded according to deals that were paid by bribes to American ministers to conclude them) and its implications and effects on the United States of America during the era of Presidents Warren J.

Harding and his successor, President Calvin Coolidge.

This scandal was revealed by the American press, and soon the Senate held hearings of the suspects in it, before President Coolidge appointed special advisers to investigate the processes and conditions of its contract and the extent of its conformity with the federal laws and regulations in force in the United States.

And ended with the filing of civil and criminal cases in several federal courts, which ended with convicting the ministers involved in them and throwing them to prison on charges of bribery and employment exploitation to achieve illegal gain.