Jimmy Carter - Nobel Peace Prize — 2002
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Jimmy Carter

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