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24 September, 00:16

President Carter based his foreign policy on human rights.

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  1. 24 September, 02:44
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    Yes, it is true that President Carter based his foreign policy on human rights, since he was one of the more altruistic presidents in US history, who looked towards more than what was simply in the immediate best interests of the US.
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