22. Which president was the most successful in foreign diplomacy? Explain.

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sesenic [268]3 years ago

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· Carter: Camp David Accords

The Camp David Accords was one of the most successful foreign diplomacy policy, for it was able to help close the breach in between the then new state of Israel as well as Egypt. It allowed the Northern Israelites to live at peace with the Southern Arabians. Sadly, many of the other Arab nations surrounding the state of Israel continues to fight against them in hopes of "eliminating the Jews off their own land". However, the Jews were there first, and was only replaced by the Arabs following the Great Jewish Diaspora, which lasted from the destruction of the Jewish State by the Roman Empire to the end of World War II.

· Title IX

This is the most influential one of all, for it encompasses the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act). It states that nobody, on basis of sex, benefits, education, etc.) should be discriminated from getting the job they want as long as they are qualified to get it. This implies to all federally funded jobs.

24. This generally is extremely opinionated, and you'll have to answer it yourself.

However, I believe George H. W. Bush had one of the most successful presidency, as he was able to ban semi-automatic rifles from being sold, as well as help the global community, such as cases in Poland, Alaska, China, Germany, etc. He also was able to enact bills that were for public safety, including Americans with Disabilities Act, Civil Rights Act, START- treaties, Nuclear Arms reduction (global), Unemployment Compensation. These all help make Bush a candidate to being the more successful.

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