1. Carter and the Moral Impulse
I. SALT
II. Human Rights and the Helsinki Process
III. Carter
IV. Panama Canal
V. Camp David
VI. China
VII. Iran

2. I. SALT

3. Land
Sea
Air
650
455
U.S.
1,000
U.S.S.R.
140
1,600
740

4. Paul Nitze

5. Dick Cheney
Don Rumsfeld

6. Ronald Reagan

7. George H.W. Bush

8. II. Human Rights and the Helsinki Process

9. Henry “Scoop” Jackson

10. Helsinki Conference, 1975 Basket I -- European borders were inviolable
-- non-interference in internal affairs
Basket II
-- cooperation on trade, technology
-- increased cultural exchanges
Basket III
-- respect for human rights
-- free exchange of ideas
-- free movement of peoples

11. III. Jimmy Carter

13. Soviet or Soviet-sponsored direct or indirect aggression, 1975-1979
Angola (through Cuba),
Ethiopia,
South Yemen, 1978
North Yemen (supported by South), 1979
Afghanistan (local Communist coup), 1978
Cambodia (Vietnamese invasion), 1978
Afghanistan, 1979

15. Patricia Derian

16. Zbigniew Brzezinski

17. Zbigniew Brzezinski
Cyrus Vance

18. IV. Panama Canal

20. Panama Canal Treaty, August 1977

21. V. Camp David

23. Camp David Talks, September 1978

24. Camp David Accords, September 18, 1978

26. VI. China

27. “Triangulation”

28. Deng Xiaoping – Jimmy Carter

29. VII. Iran

30. Shah Reza Pahlavi

31. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini

32. January 16, 1979

33. November 4, 1979

34. Desert One