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Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter served as the 39th president of the US from 1977 to 1981. He was best known for the Carter Doctrine, which extended US protection over the Persian Gulf. It was proclaimed in January 1980.
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Who did Jimmy Carter marry and who were his kinds?
Jimmy Carter married Eleanor Rosalynn Smith in 1946. They have four children together. Their names are Amy, Jack, Donnel, and James.
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You are probably referring to President Jimmy Carter. He gave what came to be known as the "malaise speech" in a televised address on July 15, 1979. While critics mocked it, polls taken not long afterward showed that the public agreed with him and regarded his speech favorably.
Where is Alan Carter formerly of Global News?
I just located him on Twitter, it says he is Managing Editor of Global Ontario, his latest update was on June 23rd. That's all I could find on him.
James Carter served only one term. He was elected in 1976 and was sworn in on 20 January 1977.
What problem did Jimmy Carter face?
The Iran Hostage crisis, when US diplomats in Tehran were held captive for more than a year.
Why is Jimmy Carter known as one of the worst presidents?
There are a number of stated reasons. One is that he was just considered totally ineffectual. He really didn't accomplish anything.
Some say it was because he was the first "Process President." A Process President is one who puts more emphasis on how things are done than what is actually accomplished.
He might have also had difficulty being a leader and may have demotivated those under his power.
What was the budget deficit at the end of Jimmy Carter's Presidency?
In 1980 the budget deficit was 2.65 % of the Gross Domestic Product. In 2010 it was more that 10% .
Is President Jimmy Carter is sometimes referred to as the Great Communicator?
No, that was one of Ronald Reagan's nicknames.
What prompted us president Jimmy Carter to withdraw the salt ii treaty from senate approval in 1979?
The Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan.
What were some of Jimmy Carter's important accomplishments as Governor?
As Governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter actively and succesfully fought racial discrimination in his State; he set up community centers for handicapped children; provided educational programs for convicts and increased financial aid to schools in poor areas. He also tried to abolish the death penalty in Georgia, but was overruled in this by the State legislature.
Who was president when Jimmy Carter was defeated?
Jimmy Carter. The new president doesn't take office until the January following the election.
The People's Republic of China was recognized by the US on January 1, 1979 as the sole legal government of China. The recognition established the diplomatic relations of the two countries. This was an accomplishment of President Jimmy Carter.
Did Jimmy Carter meet his wife first or was he in the navy first?
Jimmy Carter was a Naval Academy Midshipman in 1945 when he and Rosalynn Smith began dating. The were married on July 7, 1946. She was 18, he was 21.
Though it's widely reported in most bio's that Carter resigned his commission in '53 after the death of his father, the real story is that his Naval aspirations was to become CNO at some point, and nuclear submarine command was a good career path. Problem was that Carter failed Admiral Hyman G. Rickover's interview for Engineer Officer, effectively ending any hope he had of commanding a boat, or anything else nuclear for that matter.
