The Camp David Accords were President Jimmy Carter's successful attempt to
A) end the state of war between Egypt and Israel.
B) balance trade between the United States and Japan.
C) negotiate the release of American hostages in Iran.
D) end the growing energy crisis, which centered on OPEC embargoes.

End the state of war between Egypt and Israel ( A )

Explanation:

The camp David accords was a peace treaty signed at camp David in Maryland by the Egyptian president Anwar Sadat, president Jimmy Carter and Israeli prime minister  Menachem which started September 1978 and was concluded in 1979. The accord was entered into by president Jimmy Carter in order to restore peace and end a state of War between EGYPT and Israel which has lasted for several years before the accord was signed

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