Question

In 1979, President Carter used the rising moral authority of the United States to broker the historic Camp David peace treaty between ______.

a. Palestine and Israel

b. Jordan and Palestine

c. Israel and Egypt

d. Egypt and Jordan

Answer 1

isreal and egypt

Step-by-step explanation:

this document helped restore peace to all of the fighting that was going on in the middle east and Isreal and Egypt were the two biggest names in this

Answer 2

c. Israel and Egypt

Ideological commitments to internationalism and human rights prompted Carter to cut off aid to Argentina's military dictatorship in 1978 and to advocate a treaty ceding the Panama Canal to local control. In 1979, he used the rising moral authority of the United States to broker the historic Camp David peace treaty between Israel and Egypt. When left-wing rebels in Nicaragua rose up in 1977 against a dictatorship that had been friendly to the United States, Carter insisted that aid to the government be tied to human rights. As the revolution escalated, Carter stayed out of the conflict in order to avoid a repetition of the Vietnam War, though his neutrality drew criticism.