Jimmy Carter's Life

  • Birth

    Birth
    Jimmy Carter was born in Plains Geogia.
  • Navy

    Navy
    Jimmy Carter graduates Annapolis.
  • Marriage

    Marriage
    Jimmy Carter married Rosalynn Smith.
  • First Son

    First Son
    Jimmy Carter's first son, John William Carter was born.
  • Pearl Harbor

    Pearl Harbor
    Jimmy is assigned to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
  • Second Child

    Second Child
    Jimmy Carter's second son, James Earl Carter III was born.
  • Nucleur Submarine

    Nucleur Submarine
    Carter is accepted into Admiral Hyman Rickover's elite nucleur submarine program.
  • Third Child

    Third Child
    Jimmy Carter's third son, Donnel Jeffrey Carter was born.
  • Discharged

    Discharged
    Carter is honorably discharged from the Navy. The Carters move back to Plains, Georgia, to take over his father's peanut farming business.
  • State Senate

    State Senate
    Carter won Stae Senate with 831 votes.
  • Forth Child

    Forth Child
    Jimmy Carter's first daughter, Amy Lynn Carter was born.
  • Governor of Georgia

    Governor of Georgia
    Jimmy Carter was sworn in as the 76th Governor of Georgia.
  • Death Penalty Statute

    Death Penalty Statute
    When the Georgia legislature passed a new death penalty statute, Carter signed the new legislation.
  • Presidential Candidacy Announcement

    Presidential Candidacy Announcement
    Carter announces that he is running for president.
  • President

    President
    Carter wins the presidential election of 1976.
  • Inauguration

    Inauguration
    Carter is inaugurated . Instead of driving down Pennsylvania Avenue the Carters walk.
  • Television Address

    Television Address
    Carter delivers his first national television address on energy policy.
  • Panama Canal Treaty

    Panama Canal Treaty
    Jimmy Carter signed the Panama Canal Treaty wich promised to give control of the canal to the Panamanians by the year 2000.
  • Candidicy for Re-election

    Candidicy for Re-election
    Carter announces his candidcy for re-election.
  • Reagan defeats Carter

    Reagan defeats Carter
    Reagan defeats Carter in the presidential election of 1980.
  • Habitat for Humanity

    Habitat for Humanity
    Carter joins the Habitat for Humanity.