Jimmy Carter

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President Carter was born on October 1, 1924 and is still alive today June 15 2012

Ronald Reagan signed an act of Congress in 1984 which gave amnesty to certain illegal immigrants if they complied with a list of conditions.

Jimmy Carter was born on October 1,1924,in the small town of Plains,Georgia.He was the son of James and Lillian Carter.In 1946,Carter graduated from the United States Naval Academy.That same year,he got married to Rosalynn Smith.A year later,Carters son Jack was born.In 1948,he moved to New London,Connecticut.In 1950,Carters son Chip was born.That same year,he moved to San Diego,California.In 1952,Carters son Jeff was born.After the death of his father,he returned home to Georgia.In 1962,Carter was elected to the Georgia State Senate.In 1967,his daughter Amy was born.In 1970,Carter was elected governor of Georgia.In 1974,he announced his candidacy for the presidency.In 1976,Carter won the Democratic nomination for president.Senator Walter Mondale was chosen as his running mate.That November,he won the election defeating president Gerald Ford.On January 20,1977,Carter was sworn in as the 39th president of the United States.That same year,he visited Tehran.In 1977,Carter established the Department of Energy.In 1978,Carter signed a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt.In 1979,he established the Department of Education.That same year,their was an energy crisis.In 1979,52 Americans were taken hostage in Iran.That December,the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan.In 1980,Mount Saint Helens erupted spitting ashes around the world.That same year,he signed the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act.In November 1980,Carter lost his re-election bid to Ronald Reagan.On January 20,1981,his presidency came to an end when Reagan was sworn in.That same day,the hostages were released.Carter then retired to Georgia.In 1981,he met the hostages in Germany.In 1982,Carter became a professor at Emory University.That same year,he established the Carter Center.In 1983,Carters sister Ruth died.That same year,his mother died.In 1986,his presidential library.In 1988,Carters brother Billy died.In 1990,he traveled to Nicaragua.That same year,Carters sister Gloria died.In 2000,he lead a delegation.In 2002,he visited Cuba.Later that year,Carter was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

toured the facility with his wife

Yes he did

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afghan bombed russia in 1980 and russia got upset over it so they started war throughout the olympics. Then USA and other countries began to boycott in the olympics as a sign of protest

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355 days total. 79 on vacation, the rest at Camp David.

Carter's priorities changed from arms control to human rights

Jimmy Carter (James Earl Carter, Jr.) was the 39th US President, serving from January 20, 1977 to January 20, 1981. He defeated Gerald Ford in 1976 but was defeated by Ronald Reagan in the election of 1980.

the takeover of the U.S. embassy by radical Iranian students

he has 4 children

Tip O'Neill, a Democrat.

Neill would remain Speaker throughout Ronald Reagan's Presidency, and much like John Boehner today, he was the President's chief political opponent.

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Carter use a boycott of the Moscow Olympics and a suspension of grain sales as sanctions against the Soviet Union to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan

Plains, Georgia.

Maybe because he had some kind of surgery or First Lady did.

Jimmy Carter won by 1400 lollipops but nixon only had 15 jujubees

206,000 a year

pro-life

These solar panels were a system for heating water with heat from the sun. They were taken down for repair and maintenance and never put back up. Apparently Reagan did not order them to be put back up, but I am not sure that he was consulted. Such systems were not efficient in 1985 as they are today,

Oct. 17 1979