Jimmy Carter: citizen of the South
"Jimmy Carter: Citizen of the South uses photographs and oral histories to illuminate the distinctly Southern life of the former President. The South nurtured Carter, provided a launching pad for his political career, and supported the various activities of his post-presidential life. Jimmy and...
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The University of Georgia Press
[2021]
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Jimmy Carter: Citizen of the South uses photographs and oral histories to illuminate the distinctly Southern life of the former President. The South nurtured Carter, provided a launching pad for his political career, and supported the various activities of his post-presidential life. Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter both grew up in Plains, Georgia. Upon returning to Plains after attending Georgia Tech and serving in the Navy, Carter farmed and ran a peanut warehouse while he and Rosalynn raised their family. In 1962, he won election to the Georgia Senate and became Governor just eight years later. With the assistance of many Georgians, he was sworn in as President of the United States in 1977. After losing his bid for reelection, Carter returned home to Plains. Folks from across the South welcomed Jimmy and Rosalynn back home. Soon after planting themselves in the South once again, Carter became a professor at Emory University and established both the Carter Presidential Library and the Carter Center in Atlanta. The Carters also became deeply involved with the Americus, Georgia charity, Habitat for Humanity. Indeed, it was in these post-presidential years that Carter cemented his status as a Citizen of the South and established himself as a force for good in Georgia, throughout the South, and across the world"-- |
| Beschreibung: | "Published in association with Georgia Humanities."--from title page |
| Beschreibung: | viii, 282 Seiten Illustrationen 21 x 26 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780820357409 |
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| spelling | Minchew, Kaye Lanning Verfasser (DE-588)1116107902 aut Jimmy Carter citizen of the South Kaye Lanning Minchew Citizen of the South Athens The University of Georgia Press [2021] viii, 282 Seiten Illustrationen 21 x 26 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "Published in association with Georgia Humanities."--from title page Early Years -- Georgia Politics -- The Presidency -- Post-presidency Begins -- The Carter Center and Emory University -- Habitat for Humanity -- Politics and Awards -- Life in Plains and Georgia -- Legacy "Jimmy Carter: Citizen of the South uses photographs and oral histories to illuminate the distinctly Southern life of the former President. The South nurtured Carter, provided a launching pad for his political career, and supported the various activities of his post-presidential life. Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter both grew up in Plains, Georgia. Upon returning to Plains after attending Georgia Tech and serving in the Navy, Carter farmed and ran a peanut warehouse while he and Rosalynn raised their family. In 1962, he won election to the Georgia Senate and became Governor just eight years later. With the assistance of many Georgians, he was sworn in as President of the United States in 1977. After losing his bid for reelection, Carter returned home to Plains. Folks from across the South welcomed Jimmy and Rosalynn back home. Soon after planting themselves in the South once again, Carter became a professor at Emory University and established both the Carter Presidential Library and the Carter Center in Atlanta. The Carters also became deeply involved with the Americus, Georgia charity, Habitat for Humanity. Indeed, it was in these post-presidential years that Carter cemented his status as a Citizen of the South and established himself as a force for good in Georgia, throughout the South, and across the world"-- Carter, Jimmy 1924-2024 (DE-588)118519336 gnd rswk-swf Carter, Jimmy / 1924- Carter, Jimmy / 1924- / Family Plains (Ga.) / Biography Plains (Ga.) / Social life and customs / 20th century Ex-presidents / United States / Biography Presidents / United States / Biography Governors / Georgia / Biography Ex-presidents Families Governors Manners and customs Presidents Georgia Georgia / Plains United States 1900-1999 Biographies (DE-588)4006804-3 Biografie gnd-content Carter, Jimmy 1924-2024 (DE-588)118519336 p DE-604 |
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