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Is Berry Gordy related to President Jimmy Carter?
Gordy, Jr. was the seventh of eight children born to the middle class family of Berry Gordy II (a.k.a. Berry Gordy, Sr.)[1] and Bertha Fuller Gordy, who had relocated to Detroit from Milledgeville, Georgia in 1922. Gordy was brought up in a tight-knit family with strong morals. Berry Gordy II (1888-1978) was the son of Berry Gordy I and a woman named Lucy. Berry Gordy I was the son of James Thomas Gordy, a white farmer, and a female slave in Georgia. This James Thomas Gordy (1828-1889) was also, by his wife Harriet Emily Helms, the great-grandfather of Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, making Berry Gordy III and Carter second half-cousins. It is also through James Thomas Gordy (and James' great-grandfather Andreas Presley) that Berry Gordy and Elvis Presley are related.
What political party does chuck schumer belong to?
how long was Chuck Schumer in office for senator
Who were among the staunchest allies of Senator Douglas in his debates with Abraham Lincoln?
Senator Stephen A. Douglas was the long time incumbent Senator from Illinois. And, he had important people on his side in his race to be reelected to the senate seat he had in Washington DC representing Illinois. Douglas had many supporters of course, but none were more important than Charles H. Lanphier. He was a long time loyal supporter of Douglas and was the editor of the Springfield Illinois State Register. Along with the Chicago Times, the Register was an aggressive Douglas supporter. Douglas also had in his corner the former Whig who turned Democrat, Orlando Bell Ficklin.He was instrumental in convincing former Whigs like himself to become Democrats.
Make up of the senate?
The Senate has exactly 100 senators. Two senators represent each state regardless of the size and population. Each senator must be at least 30 years of age, a citizen of the United States for at least 9 years, and living in the state you wish to represent. Each term consists of six years, but you can try for re-election as many times as you want.In the Senate, there is no limit on how long a senator can speak. Senators (like Kennedy Smith in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington) can speak for ask long as their legs can hold them. If they speak for excessive amounts of time, usually to delay or entirely prevent a bill from being voted on. Senators can cloture the filibuster with at least a three-fifths vote (at least 60 senators).
Why was Jimmy Carter considered a bad president by some?
Most people who know history would give Warren Harding the honor of being the worst o the 20th century. Carter was a Washington outsider and was not terribly effective, but he was honest and sincere and had good intentions. (unlike Richard Nixon, who was more effective than Carter, but had serious flaws otherwise.)jimmy carter did much damage to the us by his weakness in the Iran situation as well as his poor job with the economy. His actions post president were almost treasoness
What does Jimmy Carter do?
Jimmy Carter is a life long tennis player and to keep in shape he jogs and rides his bike.
Was Jimmy Carter homeschooled?
home schooled for how long
How long did Andrew Harkin serve as a state senator?
He served as a state senator from 2017 to 2018.
How long can someone be a state senator before they are Term Limited?
A Senator is in office for 2 years at a time.
How long is the state of California senator's term?
six years
How long is the term for Georgia state senator?
6 years
How long is a term for Florida state senator?
The term for a Florida state senator is usually four years. A senator can only serve for two terms consecutively which will add up to 8 years.
How long was Franklin Roosevelt a senator?
He served just over two years as a STATE senator in New York.
How long did carter serve?
James Earl "Jimmy" Carter was in office from January 20, 1977 to January 20, 1981.
How long do Pennsylvania state senator serve?
There is no term limit for service in the Pennsylvania State Senate.
How long was James earl carter presiedent?
Jimmy Carter was U. S. President from January, 1977 until January, 1981, when he lost reelection to Ronald Reagan.
How long is a term for a state senator in Connecticut?
A term for a state senator in Connecticut is two years. However, they can be re-elected unlimited times for two-year terms.
