President Carter called (c.) the energy crisis "the moral equivalent of war".
<u>The Moral Equivalent of War speech was delivered by Jimmy Carter in 1977</u>. In the speech, <u>he argued that it was necessary to work hard to reduce the dependence of the United States on oil imports.</u> In that way, Carter gave some recommendations related to energy in order to prevent a national catastrophe. Moreover, he took the phrase "the moral equivalent of war" from a speech the famous philosopher William James had delivered at the beginning of the 20th century.
The purpose of the Central Intelligence Agency is<u> A. to gather information about foreign countries and conduct secret operations to protect national security.</u>