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Carter began his political career as a Georgia State Senator in 1962. During his time in the state legislature, he focused on education reform and government efficiency.

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In 1971, Carter became Georgia's 76th governor. His inaugural address declared that 'the time for racial discrimination is over,' marking a progressive stance in Southern politics. He reorganized state government and promoted environmental protection.

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Carter launched his presidential campaign from Georgia in 1976, presenting himself as an outsider to Washington politics. His honest, humble approach resonated with voters in the post-Watergate era.

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From the archives: President Jimmy Carter on "Face the Nation" in 1976

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As a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Georgia's only native son to become president, Carter has left an indelible mark on our state. His commitment to humanitarian causes and peace continues to inspire generations.

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After his presidency, Carter established The Carter Center in Atlanta in 1982. This non-profit organization focuses on human rights, conflict resolution, and disease prevention worldwide.

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The Carter Center | Waging Peace, Fighting Disease & Building Hope

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The Carter Center is a nongovernmental organization that helps to improve lives by resolving conflicts; advancing democracy and preventing diseases.

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Jimmy Carter: Life Before the Presidency | Miller Center

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During his two terms in the state senate, Carter earned a reputation as a tough, independent operator. He attacked wasteful government practices and helped repeal laws designed to discourage African Americans from voting.

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Video- Jimmy Carter and Civil Rights Movement

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Video- Jimmy Carter and Civil Rights Movement

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Jimmy Carter and the Civil Rights Movement

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Photo- Naval Career and Return to Georgia

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Photo- Naval Career and Return to Georgia

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After graduating from the Naval Academy in 1946, Carter served in the Navy's submarine fleet. In 1953, following his father's death, he returned to Plains to manage the family's peanut farming business.

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Born on October 1, 1924, in Plains, Georgia, Jimmy Carter grew up on his family's peanut farm. His father was a successful farmer and businessman, while his mother worked as a nurse. These humble beginnings shaped his values and work ethic.

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Assignment Map Jimmy Carter's Family Farm

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Assignment Map Jimmy Carter's Family Farm

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Assignment- Recording Sheet for Map Jimmy Carter's Family Farm

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Assignment- Recording Sheet for Map Jimmy Carter's Family Farm

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Join a game of Blooket to answer questions and compete in a fierce clash to determine who is the best and what Blook will come out victorious.

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Fun Illustrative Hand Drawn English Class Education Presentation

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Research Guides: Jimmy Carter - A Celebration: Georgia Leadership (1962 - 1975)

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Research Guides: Jimmy Carter - A Celebration: Georgia Leadership (1962 - 1975)