What was the effect of frequent fighting in the middle east during the carter administration?
a. many hostages were taken.
b. innocent lives were lost.
c. more countries became communist.
d. oil production completely stopped.

Answer;

B. Innocent lives were lost.

Explanation;

The greatest foreign policy success of the Carter presidency involved the Middle East. After the Yom Kippur War of 1973 between Israel and its Arab enemies, Egypt and Syria, the Israelis had gradually disengaged their forces and moved a distance back in the Sinai Peninsula.

The effect of frequent fighting in the Middle East during the Carter administration was loss of innocent lives.

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