Asked by armando
President Carter’s foreign policy failures included
not being able to bring Egypt and Israel together.
not being able to bring home the Iranian hostages.
not being able to promote détente with China.
not bringing the Shah of Iran to the United States.
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Only the second statement is correct — Carter failed to bring home the Iranian hostages.
Briefly:
- He did succeed in bringing Egypt and Israel together (Camp David Accords, 1978).
- He normalized relations with the People’s Republic of China in 1979, so “not being able to promote détente with China” is not a correct characterization.
- He did admit the Shah to the U.S. for medical treatment in 1979, so “not bringing the Shah to the United States” is false.
Briefly:
- He did succeed in bringing Egypt and Israel together (Camp David Accords, 1978).
- He normalized relations with the People’s Republic of China in 1979, so “not being able to promote détente with China” is not a correct characterization.
- He did admit the Shah to the U.S. for medical treatment in 1979, so “not bringing the Shah to the United States” is false.
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