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American President Jimmy Carter spent only four years in the White House, but he worked for decades to build peace, democracy, and a better quality of life for fellow Americans and people

around the world. His presidential stint was just a jumping off point for a lifelong devotion

to making the world a better place. Our 39th president was born James Earl Carter, Jr., in rural

Georgia, to a father, Earl, who was a peanut farmer and businessman,

and a mother, Lillian, who was a registered nurse. They were a faithful Baptist family. Carter attended

public school in planes, followed by university study at two Georgia colleges, before graduating from the United

States Naval Academy in

1946. That same year, he married Rosalind Smith. The two grew up just a few miles away from each

other. They technically first met when he was three, and she was just one day old, and married

once they had both finished college. They'd go on to have four children

together. During his time with the Navy, Carter served the Atlantic and Pacific fleets as a submariner.

He achieved the rank of lieutenant and was assigned to the nuclear submarine program, and then

did graduate work in reactor technology and nuclear physics. But upon his

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