AIM: Was the Carter Presidency a “Failure”?

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AIM: Was the Carter Presidency a “Failure”?

I. Ford Presidency Nixon’s Pardon- “end the national nightmare”???? Others Jailed Public distrust of government

B. Amnesty Plan 1. Ford pardons “draft dodgers” for 2 years public work

C. INFLATION: OPEC Oil Embargo 1973 Reason: for our support of Israel Prices of gas and oil doubled Rationing of gas and federal incentives help ease shortages Inflation topped 10% - worst recession since WWII

II. Foreign Policy Cease Fire of Yom Kippur War b/w Egypt and Israel Grain Sale to Soviet Union Fall of Saigon 1975

III. Presidency of Jimmy Carter From Plains, Georgia Peanut Farmer Baptist upbringing “Competent and compassionate Government” Governor of Georgia

Washington Outsider

IV. Achievements Helsinki Accords: human rights Camp David Accords, 1977: Peace treaty b/w Israel and Egypt Panama Canal Treaties, 1977: turn canal over to Panama

V. Failures

Iranian Hostage Crisis 1. Revolution led by Islamic Fundamentalist toppled pro- American Shah Reza Pahlavi. 2. Shah receives cancer treatment in U.S. 3. Take U.S. embassy hostage for 444 days

Boycott of 1980 Olympics: USSR invades Afghanistan Economic Crisis: Stagflation Energy Problems: OPEC boycott

D. Nuclear Accident: 3 Mile Island March 28, 1979 Pennsylvania Meltdown Impact: changes to safety and training Loss of trust in nuclear energy

E. Disco