President carter focused on creating peace between israel and egypt because he hoped it would
a. bring home the hostages from iran.
b. end the war in afghanistan.
c. maintain oil supplies from the middle east.
d. defeat the regime in iran.

The correct answer is C. President Carter focused on creating peace between Israel and Egypt because he hoped it would  maintain oil supplies from the Middle East.

Explanation:

Jimmy Carter, President of the United States from 1977 to 1981, had seen shortly before his election how the price of oil rose dramatically, causing a major energy crisis in the United States. Therefore, the energy policy was a key point of his administration, which was included in all other areas of his government.

The 1978 Camp David Accords were no exception. President Carter was the mediator between Egypt and Israel, who signed an unprecedented peace treaty in the Middle East: Israel would completely abandon the Sinai, returning full sovereignty to Egypt that could not maintain more than a small number of military forces in the area. In turn, Egypt would recognize the existence of the State of Israel.

In this way, certain political stability was guaranteed in the area of greatest oil production in the world, which would help stabilize the price of fuel.

C. maintain oil supplies from the Middle East.

Explanation:

President Carter wanted to build up peace among Israel and Egypt. He concentrated on making peace among Israel and Egypt since he trusted it would keep up oil supplies from the Middle East.

President Jimmy Carter welcomed President Sadat (Egypt) and Prime Minister Menachem (Israel) in 1978 to go to the US. They met stealthily at the presidential retreat Camp David in Maryland (the arrangements were tense). Carter assumed a significant role in keeping the two sides talking all through the negotiations.

the answer is c. hope is

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