Jimmy Carter
- Prize
- Nobel Peace Prize — 2002for his decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, to advance democracy and human rights, and to promote economic and social development
- Citizenship
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United States - Languages
- Spanish, English
- date of birth
- 10/1/1924
- place of birth
- Lillian G. Carter Nursing Center, Plains
- date of death
- 12/29/2024
- place of death
- Jimmy Carter House
- Lived
- 100 years
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- educated at
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- United States Naval Academy
- academic major: physics
- academic degree: Bachelor of Science
- end time: 1946
- Union College
- start time: 1953
- Georgia Southwestern State University
- Georgia Tech
- United States Naval Academy
- position held
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- member of the Georgia State Senate
- end time: 1/9/1967
- start time: 2/14/1963
- Governor of Georgia
- start time: 1/12/1971
- end time: 1/14/1975
- President-elect of the United States
- start time: 11/2/1976
- end time: 1/20/1977
- President of the United States
- start time: 1/20/1977
- end time: 1/20/1981
- president
- member of the Georgia State Senate
- member of
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- The Elders
- end time: 2016
- start time: 2007
- American Legion
- Trilateral Commission
- American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- The Elders
- work location
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- Plains
- field of work
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- politics
- occupation
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- farmer
- engineer
- politician
- diplomat
- environmentalist
- submariner
- novelist
- naval officer
- peace activist
- autobiographer
- human rights defender
- humanitarian
- statesperson
- writer
- businessperson
- employer
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- Emory University