Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter attempted to address the nation's economic problems during his presidency by implementing a series of measures aimed at combating inflation and energy crises. He promoted energy conservation and the development of alternative energy sources, including the establishment of the Department of Energy. Additionally, Carter sought to control inflation through policy initiatives like deregulation in certain industries and encouraging wage and price controls. His administration also emphasized social programs to support those most affected by economic challenges, though these efforts faced significant political and economic obstacles.

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During the oil crisis in the USA there was shortage of fuel. Jimmy Carter's response was to request that the nation conserve fuel. He put on a sweater and announced on TV that he was turning his thermostat down to 55. He also got Congress to enact the Crude Oil Excess Profits Tax, actually an excess tax on crude oil.

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Jimmy Carter was a Democrat; Gerald Ford was a Republican.

the holding of fifty-three Americans as hostages by the Iranian government.

Rosalynn Carter

When he was in office, he was a grey haired man with a huge smile. Now he is an old man with white hair and is using a cain.

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Jimmy Carter was born in Plains, Georgia on October 1, 1924

Jimmy Carter organized the Camp David Accords.

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It would appear not. There's no mention of a relation between the two. GWC was a prominent Southerner who settled in Louisiana after the Civil War. Jimmy Carter is a Georgian.

Yes '77 thru '81.

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That was James Earl Carter, Jr. most commonly known as Jimmy Carter. The US President name lists has no Jimmy Carver listed as a President.

Andrew Young was ambassador to the United Nations.

President Carter signed a treaty with Panama in 1977 giving control of the Panama Canal back to Panama in 1999

Integrity and honesty and to this day his work for the betterment of people.

He had two step children Jacky and Patsy. See this web site: http://www.ushistory.org/valleyforge/served/martha.html

He goes by Jimmy Carter and was 39th President of the United States serving from 1977 through 1980. He is still alive as of February, 2012.

Worse than it is today, but not by much. For those of us who lived through that time, today's economy is a grim reminder of those days. Double digit inflation & unemployment, and overall lack of faith in anything by all Americans was pretty widespread. I still remember attending one of the inaugural balls here in D.C. - I was 16.

It should be noted that the times were one of low overall self-esteem for the entire nation. We were still recovering from Vietnam (I joined the Navy in '79 - morale was low, pay sucked, nothing worked, and you couldn't get parts to fix them), Watergate was still fresh in the minds of Americans, OPEC oil embargoes caused gas rationing (LONG lines at gas stations, gas tank siphoning, etc.), and Carter's family embarrassments (his brother Billy), administration scandals (Ed Meese), and his tendency to micromanage military affairs and impotent foreign policy (Iran hostages, Desert One) didn't help much. Adding to that was the fact that he spent a lot of time on the Camp David Accords, which ultimately led to the historic peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. Though it ultimately cost Egyptian President Anwar Sadat his life, the treaty still stands 31 years later.

One common tactic by Presidents is when domestic issues are in the tank is to drum up or try to focus the country's attention on foreign policy issues, and that's what Carter did with the Mideast negotiations. The current administration's policies here in D.C. are very reminiscent of those days (too reminiscent). It took President Reagan most of his first term to turn the economy around, and until recently, his changes had seen the U.S. economy expanding years later.

52 US citizens were held hostage for 444 days from November 4, 1979 to January 20, 1981, after a group of Islamist students and militants took over the Embassy of the United States in support of the Iranian Revolution. This was the Iran hostage crisis. Carter sent a delat team but the mission was aborted because an airplane struck another aircraft. Bad press allways did the thing but there were other things that did worse in Carter's image.

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Jimmy Carter won the 1976 presidential election defeating Gerald Ford. In the 1976 presidential election Jimmy Carter received 297 electoral votes (55.3%) and Gerald Ford received 240 electoral votes (44.7%). The popular vote totals were Carter 40,830,763 and Ford 39,147,793.

Ronald Reagan won the 1980 presidential election defeating incumbent President Jimmy Carter. In the 1980 presidential election Ronald Reagan received 489 electoral votes (90.9%) and Jimmy Carter received 49 electoral votes (9.1%). The popular vote totals were Reagan 43,904,153 and Carter 35,483,883.

some of her accomplishments included cuming on the floor

shiting out of her mouth

spitting on the floor with peeing

She is still alive

A treaty that normalize relations between Egypt and Israel