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    Jimmy Carter: Foreign Affairs - Miller Center

    • Carter came to the White House determined to make human rights considerations integral to U.S. foreign policy. In part, this desire stemmed from practical politics: Carter's promises during the 19… See more

    The Panama Canal

    One of Carter's first challenges involved the U.S. role in Panama. A 1904 treaty negotiated by President Theodore Roosevelt permitted the U.S. to use and occupy the … See more

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    Camp David Accords

    The greatest foreign policy success of the Carter presidency involved the Middle East. After the Yom Kippur War of 1973 between Israel and its Arab enemies, Egypt and Syria, the I… See more

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    Relations with The Soviet Union

    Carter hoped to continue the policy of détente with the Soviet Union, but his appointment to the National Security Council (NSC) post of Brzezinski gave him an adviser … See more

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    Foreign policy of the Jimmy Carter administration - Wikipedia
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    What was Carter's foreign policy?
    Although Carter could get tough when needed, the centerpiece of his foreign policy was human rights, as he had promised in his campaign. He profoundly transformed the United States’ relationship with Latin America.
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