Question

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how did president carter take a firmer stand on world civil rights issues?
a. he was willing to wage wars to protect the rights of people around the world.
b. he forced china to recognize basic human rights of their citizens.
c. he entered the u.s. into an agreement with other nations to respect the rights of all citizens.
d. he gave speeches around the world advocating for the rights of the poor.

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Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option a: Carter's approach to civil rights didn't involve waging wars, so this is incorrect.
• Option b: The U.S. didn't force China to recognize human rights in that way, so this is wrong.
• Option c: Carter's human rights policy included entering agreements with other nations to respect citizens' rights, which aligns with his firmer stand on world civil rights.
• Option d: His focus was on broader human rights, not just advocating for the poor through speeches, so this is incorrect.

Answer:

c. He entered the U.S. into an agreement with other nations to respect the rights of all citizens.