The document outlines the political career of Jimmy Carter, detailing his roles as a member of the Georgia State Senate, Governor of Georgia, and the 39th President of the United States. Key domestic policies included the establishment of the Department of Energy and Education, along with advancements in civil rights, while his foreign policy achievements involved the Israel-Egypt peace treaty and the return of the Panama Canal to Panama. After his presidency, he founded the Carter Center and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002.

5. 1963-1966 - MEMBER OF THE GEORGIA STATE SENATE

6. 1971-1975 - 76 TH GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA

7. 1977-1981 - 39 TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

8. HOME POLICY THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY AND THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ABOLITION OF THE STATE REGULATION OF FINANCES AND TRANSPORT

9. NATURE CONSERVATION EXPANSION OF AFRICAN- AMERICAN RIGHTS

10. FOREIGN POLICY 1979 - A PEACE TREATY BETWEEN ISRAEL AND EGYPT RETURNED THE PANAMA CANAL ZONE TO PANAMA

11. DETERIORATION OF RELATIONS WITH THE USSR 1979 - IRAN HOSTAGE CRISIS

12. 1981 - SUCCEEDED BY RONALD REAGAN

13. 1982 - ESTABLISHED THE CARTER CENTER 2002 - RECEIVED THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE