Camp David Accords - An agreement to end hostilities between Israel and Egypt signed in 1978 at the presidential retreat Camp David. The accords were on of the notable successes of President Jimmy Carter's foreign policy efforts., Iranian Hostage Crisis - In 1979, Iranian militants, outraged that the deposed Iranian shah had been allowed to enter the United States for medical treatment, seized Americans at the U.S. embassy in Tehran. They held 52 hostages for more than a year. president Carter was unable to negotiate the hostages' release, and a rescue attempt ended in failure. It finally came to an end when the hostages were finally released on the day of President Ronald Reagan's inauguration, Rust Belt - The region of northeastern and Midwestern states in which heavy industry has declined, Sun Belt - The southeastern and southwestern region of the United States that has experienced high population growth since the 1970s, Reaganomics - A proposed economic policy by President Ronald Reagan during his administration. The main principle was to combine business deregulation, sharp tax cuts, money-supply controls, and reduced government spending to grow the economy and reduce inflation.,

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