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Leandro Snyder

4 August, 06:24

What was accomplished by the meeting between Carter, el-Sadat, and Begin at Camp David? (check all that apply)

1) Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty.

2) Egypt refused to allow Israeli ships passage in the Suez Canal.

3) Egypt and Israel agreed to normal diplomatic relations.

4) Other Middle Eastern countries established peace with Israel.

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