What did Jimmy Carter do in his early years?

Answer 1

- He was a peanut farmer

- He was one of 4 US Presidents who never appointed a Supreme Court judge

- He was the first US President in 100 years to have come from the Deep South

- He was the first US President to sign in with his nickname. James Earl Carter may well have done this to avoid being associated with James Earl Ray, the assassin of Martin Luther King

- He was the last Democratic presidential candidate to win the Southern States. Bill Clinton, also a Southerner, only won four

- He was one of the first of a new generation of Southern Governors who rejected segregation as a thing of the past

- He is the only US President to have won the Nobel Peace Prize after leaving office, which he won in 2002

- Carter and his former Vice President Walter Mondale are the longest-surviving former Presidential ticket. Both are alive almost 20 years after they left office

Answer 2

Jimmy Carter will probably be remembered fondly by history for his life after leaving office. He has been tremendously involved in many humanitarian causes - and with his own sweat, not just money and talk. He has also headed some very successful diplomatic ventures for the United States government. His presidency was forgettable. A one-term president, he was not so much a "bad" president as he was simply an inept one.

Answer 3

he shot his sister Gloria in the butt witha bb gun after she threw a wrench at him

Answer 4

He served as a naval officer and later took over his father's peanut business.

Answer 5

President Jimmy Carter lead the National Habitat for Humanity organization. He is also a Nobel Peace Prize winner and a Southern Baptist.

Answer 6

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