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Camp David Accords
Camp David Accords: two framework agreements signed September 17, 1978 by Carter, Sadat, and Begin after thirteen days at Camp David, Maryland, leading to the 1979 Egypt–Israel Peace Treaty.
Camp East Montana
Camp East Montana is ICE's largest immigration detention facility, a 5,000-capacity tent camp opened in August 2025 at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas, under a $1.3 billion Army contract; GAO found millions in waste and detention-standards failures, and three detainees died there in late 2025 and early 2026.
Camp Grant massacre
The Camp Grant massacre was a dawn attack on April 30, 1871, near Camp Grant, Arizona Territory, killing 85 to 144 Apache, almost all women and children.
Camp Humphreys
Camp Humphreys (USAG Humphreys) in Pyeongtaek, South Korea is the largest U.S. overseas military base, headquarters of USFK, UN Command, and Eighth Army, built on a 1919 Japanese airfield and expanded at $10.8 billion cost.
Camp meeting
A camp meeting is a multiday outdoor Protestant revival where participants camp on the grounds and attend repeated preaching services, arising in Kentucky around 1800.
Camp Mystic
Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp for girls in Kerr County, Texas, closed after a catastrophic flash flood on July 4, 2025. The flood killed 25 campers and two counselors.
Camp of National Unity
The Camp of National Unity, Polish Obóz Zjednoczenia Narodowego, known as OZN or Ozon, was Poland's pro-government political organization of the Sanacja movement, founded in February 1937.
Camp of the Gentlemen
The Camp of the Gentlemen (君子营) was a guard force of trusted men, either Shi Le's camp of captured gentry or Liu Chao's Eastern Jin palace guard.
Camp Peary
Camp Peary, near Williamsburg, Virginia, is a restricted U.S. military reservation, officially the Armed Forces Experimental Training Activity, widely identified as the CIA's clandestine training school known as "The Farm" since the early 1950s.
Camp Speicher massacre
Camp Speicher massacre: ISIS mass killing of about 1,700 Iraqi cadets and soldiers captured fleeing the Tikrit Air Academy on 12 June 2014; UNITAD found genocidal intent, and Iraqi mass trials drew due-process criticism.
CAMP4 Therapeutics
CAMP4 Therapeutics Corporation, formerly Marauder Therapeutics, is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company in Cambridge, Massachusetts, founded in 2015, whose antisense oligonucleotide drugs upregulate disease-linked genes; its lead candidate CMP-002 targets SYNGAP1-related disorder.
Campaign Against Bourgeois Liberalization
The Campaign Against Bourgeois Liberalization (反對資產階級自由化) was a Chinese Communist Party ideological campaign launched in January 1987, following student demonstrations, that led to the expulsion of Liu Binyan, Fang Lizhi, and Wang Ruowang.
Campaign against Huaixi
The Campaign against Huaixi (淮西之役) was the Tang court's war against the rebel governor Wu Yuanji, ended when Li Su seized Caizhou in a snowstorm raid in 817.
Campaign finance in state supreme court elections
Campaign finance in state supreme court elections is the money raised and spent to elect state supreme court justices, reaching a record $157.3 million in 2023–24.
Campaign finance in the United States
Campaign finance in the United States: the FECA-based legal system, administered by the FEC since 1975, governing disclosure, contribution limits, super PACs after Citizens United, and the 2026 NRSC v. FEC party-spending ruling.
Campaign finance reform in the United States
US campaign finance reform: laws limiting, disclosing, or publicly financing election money. Key statutes: FECA 1971/1974, BCRA 2002; shaped by Buckley (1976), Citizens United (2010), and NRSC v. FEC (2026).
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is a British advocacy group founded in 1958 that campaigns for abolishing nuclear weapons, best known for the Aldermaston marches, the slogan Ban the Bomb, and its peace symbol logo.
Campaign for Real Ale
The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is a British volunteer-run consumer organization founded in 1971 to campaign for real ale, real cider, and the survival of traditional pubs.
Campaign medal qualification and administration
Campaign medals are state decorations for service members who take part in a named military campaign, with qualifying service defined by set periods in a designated area.
Campaign of Amenemhat I against the Libyans
The campaign of Amenemhat I against the Libyans was a punitive Egyptian expedition against the Tjehenu of the western desert around 1962 BC, led by his son Senusret I.
Campaign of Argishti I against Diauehi
The campaign of Argishti I against Diauehi was a Urartian military expedition of 785 BC in which King Argishti I burned Diauehi's royal city and imposed heavy tribute.
Campaign of Cambyses II against Kush
The campaign of Cambyses II against Kush was a Persian advance south from newly conquered Egypt into Nubia in 524/523 BC, reaching the First Cataract without conquering Kush.
Campaign of Gaius Petronius against Kush
The campaign of Gaius Petronius against Kush was a Roman punitive war in Lower Nubia from about 25 to 22 BC, launched after Kushite queen Amanirenas attacked Roman Egypt.
Campaign of Igor Svyatoslavich against the Cumans
The campaign of Igor Svyatoslavich against the Cumans (Поход Игоря Святославича) was a 1185 steppe raid by the prince of Novgorod-Seversky that ended in his army's annihilation and capture.
Campaign of Kamose against the Hyksos
The campaign of Kamose against the Hyksos, also called Kamose's war against Apepi, was a Theban offensive of about 1555–1550 BC that destroyed Hyksos strongholds in Middle Egypt.
Campaign of Mentuhotep II against Nubia
The campaign of Mentuhotep II against Nubia was an Egyptian military expedition into Lower Nubia under the Eleventh Dynasty pharaoh Mentuhotep II, reaching Buhen at the Second Cataract.
Campaign of Psamtik II against Kush
The campaign of Psamtik II against Kush, also called the Nubian campaign of Psammetichus II, was an Egyptian invasion of Kush in Nubia in 593 BC.
Campaign of Sargon II against Philistia and Judah
The campaign of Sargon II against Philistia and Judah, in 720 BC, defeated Hanunu of Gaza and his Egyptian allies at Raphia, restoring Assyrian control of the Philistine coast.
Campaign of Sennacherib against the Arab tribes
Sennacherib's campaign against the Arab tribes, about 690 BC, was an Assyrian expedition deep into northern Arabia that captured the Qedarite stronghold Adummatu, modern Dumat al-Jandal.
Campaign of Sennacherib against Tyre
The campaign of Sennacherib against Tyre, also called the Siege of Tyre by Sennacherib, was the Phoenician episode of Sennacherib's third campaign in 701 BC, in which Luli fled overseas.