Foreign Policy Troubles

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Foreign Policy Troubles Chapter 18, Section 3

Ford Cont. Nixon’s Policies Kept Kissinger and Détente Helsinki Accords Human rights SALT II – limit production SE Asia Khmer Rouge Free the Mayaguez Boat people

Carter Focus on human rights Soviet Union Developing World SALT II debates SU invades Afghanistan Withdraw of SALT II Sanctions Developing World Poor nations of Asia, Africa and LA Help countries based on human rights

Latin America Middle East Can leave Cuba but… Panama Canal Camp David Accords Peace between Egypt and Israel Iran Hostage Crisis Shah Ayatollah Khomeni Weakness

Test Review Silent majority Stagflation Affirmative action 25th Amendment Gerald Ford Pardon Jimmy Carter New Federalism Watergate Televangelist Helsinki Accords Sanctions Camp David Accords Ayatollah Khomeini Mariel boatlift Southern Strategy

Essay Questions Explain why Nixon’s actions toward “big” government were contradictory. What were the benefits and drawbacks to Jimmy Carter’s status as a Washington “outsider”? Watergate and people involved!

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