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Born in October 1st, 1924 in Plains, Georgia

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Democratic Party

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Jimmy began peanut farming in the Plains and grew very close to the job when coming back to his home town. His wife was not thrilled about him farming because she would have to give up her financial security life from her husband and traveling. Later in 1954 net profits from farming was $187 due to drought. By 1959, Carter restored his farm profits with hard work. Carter was also involved with his community by serving on the local board to improve hospitals and libraries.  Later on he became a deacon at Plains Baptist Church.

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As a young boy he was very studious, and began to work for his father around the age of ten.  He loved hanging out with his father in his free time.
He attended an all white Plains High School after moving to Archery, Georgia.  Even though there was segregation, he had two African American friends, his nanny Annie Hollis and his dad's worker Jack Clark.

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The Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt were signed at the U.S. presidential retreat which led to the peace treaty the following year between the countries (1978) .

Iranian militants seized more than 50 hostages at U.S. embassy in Tehran (1979).

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Before Jimmy Carter's election President Ford was in office. Gerald Ford became President after the resignation of Richard Nixon over the Watergate Scandal.

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During his time as President his brother came out with a beer titled Billy Beer.
His first car was a 1948 Studebaker commander

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Presidential term went from January 20, 1977 - January 20, 1981. Carter only served one term in office.

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Walter Mondale

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"A leader for a change".

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Carter studied Engineering at Georgia Southwestern Junior College right before he joined ROTC.  He applied to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland and was accepted in 1943.  He graduated in the top 10% of his class in 1946.

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In 1977, Congress passed the Emergency Natural Gas Act letting Carter remove restrictions from natural gas prices due to shortages in the supply. He also signed a bill for a new energy program.

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Jimmy Carter won the presidential election as the 39th President of the United States in 1976.

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During the summer of 1946 Carter reconnected with a woman named Rosalyn Smith which he later married in June.  There first son was born the same year of their marriage. Both him and his wife had two more sons and a daughter.