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Jimmy Carter

James Earl Carter Jr.

President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 (1924–2024).

Statements about Jimmy Carter

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Award Received

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Nobel Peace Prize

(12/10/2002)

Award Rationale

: for 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

Award Rationale

: for hans iherdige innsats gjennom flere tiår for fredelig løsning av internasjonale konflikter, for demokrati og menneskerettigheter og for økonomisk og sosial utvikling

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Norwegian Nobel Committee

: 10,000,000 Swedish krona

Announcement Date

: 10/11/2002

: 12/10/2002

Presidential Medal of Freedom

(8/9/1999)

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: 8/9/1999

United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights

(12/10/1998)

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Headquarters of the United Nations

: 12/10/1998

Félix Houphouët-Boigny Peace Prize

(1994)

: 1994

Indira Gandhi Peace Prize

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Indira Gandhi Memorial

Announcement Date

: 11/19/1997

Four Freedoms Award – Freedom Medal

(1995)

: 1995

Philadelphia Liberty Medal

(1990)

: 1990

American Peace Award

(2009)

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Rosalynn Carter

: 2009

Delta Prize for Global Understanding

(1999)

: 1999

International Mediation Medal

(1979)

: 1979

Ansel Adams Award

(1981)

: 1981

Catalonia International Prize

(2010)

: 2010

J. William Fulbright Prize

(1994)

: 1994

(1998)

: 1998

Albert Schweitzer Prize for Humanitarianism

(1987)

: 1987

Ellis Island Medal of Honor

National Defense Service Medal

American Campaign Medal

World War II Victory Medal

Order of the Nile

Order of Vasco Núñez De Balboa

Order of Manuel Amador Guerrero

Grand Cross of the Order of the Crown

(2011)

: 2011

Order of the Liberator General San Martín

(1994)

: 1994

Honorary Doctor at the Nanjing University

(2012)

: 2012

Honorary Doctorate From the University of Alberta

Honorary Doctorate of Haifa University

(1987)

: 1987

Financial Times Person of the Year

(1976)

: 1976

American Library Association Honorary Membership

(1994)

: 1994

Grammy Award for Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording

(2006)

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49th Annual Grammy Awards

: 2006

Grammy Award for Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording

(2015)

Statement Is Subject Of

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58th Annual Grammy Awards

: 2015

Grammy Award for Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording

(2018)

Statement Is Subject Of

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61st Annual Grammy Awards

: 2018

Country of Citizenship

Place of Birth

Lillian G. Carter Nursing Center

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:Wise Sanitarium

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Position Held

President of the United States

(1/20/1977 - 1/20/1981)

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1976 United States Presidential Election

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: 1/20/1981

Governor of Georgia

(1/12/1971 - 1/14/1975)

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: 1/12/1971

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President-Elect of the United States

(11/2/1976 - 1/20/1977)

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1976 United States Presidential Election

: 11/2/1976

: 1/20/1977

Member of the Georgia State Senate

(2/14/1963 - 1/9/1967)

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Electoral District

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Georgia State Senate District 14

: 2/14/1963

: 1/9/1967

Spouse

Rosalynn Carter

(7/7/1946 - 11/19/2023)

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Death of Subject's Spouse

: 7/7/1946

: 11/19/2023

Child

James Earl Carter III

Date of Birth

10/1/1924

Occupation

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Environmentalist

Human Rights Defender

Nobel Prize Winner

Educated At

Georgia Southwestern State University

United States Naval Academy

( - 1946)

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Academic Degree

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Bachelor of Science

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(1953 - )

: 1953

Member of Political Party

Democratic Party

Father

James Earl Carter Sr.

Mother

Lillian Gordy Carter

Member Of

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

American Legion

Trilateral Commission

(2007 - 2016)

: 2007

: 2016

Instance Of

Commons Gallery

Jimmy Carter

Family Name

Name in Native Language

Jimmy Carter

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Native Language

Number of Children

4

Archives At

Jimmy Carter Library and Museum

Birth Name

James Earl Carter Jr.

Handedness

Right-Handedness

Blood Type

Described by Source

Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia

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Miller Center of Public Affairs

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Sibling

Gloria Carter Spann

Ruth Carter Stapleton

Religion or Worldview

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Employer

Emory University

Residence

Jimmy Carter House

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Sex or Gender

Height

177 centimetre

Writing Language

Significant Event

Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II

Death and State Funeral of Jimmy Carter

Candidacy in Election

1976 United States Presidential Election

1976 United States Presidential Election in California

Has List

List of Honors and Awards Received by Jimmy Carter

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Start of Work Period

1946

Medical Condition

Announcement Date

: 8/20/2015

Has Works in the Collection

Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp

Subject Has Role

Date of Death

12/29/2024

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Located in Time Zone

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Eastern Time Zone

Work Location

End of Work Period

1953

Place of Death

Jimmy Carter House

Field of Work

Place of Burial

Jimmy Carter National Historical Park

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