Jimmy Carter Trivia Quiz

Answer: 1924

Carter was born on the first of October in 1924. He would go on to become President in his fifties.

Answer: Rosalynn Smith

Rosalynn Smith was an American writer and activist known primarily for her advocacy regarding mental health. While she was the first lady of the US, she was particularly politically active as she frequently sat in on Cabinet meetings throughout Jimmy Carter's presidency.

Answer: 4

John, James III, Jeffrey, and Amy were their names.

Answer: Navy

Jimmy Carter was an active member of the Navy from 1946-1953. In 1953, he became a member of the reserve, which he remained in until 1961.

Answer: Walter Mondale

Donning the nickname "Fritz," Mondale was a lawyer and politician himself before joining Jimmy Carter's campaign team.

Answer: 52

52 years and 111 days, to be precise. Carter had spent from 1971-75 as the Governor of Georgia beforehand, where he took US presidency a couple short years later.

Answer: True

He became the 76th governor of Georgia in 1961, a position he held for one term. He was a senator between 1963 and 1967.

Answer: Plains

Plains is located in the shallow southwest of Georgia. It is relatively small, population wise, compared to the rest of the state.

Answer: Democratic

Carter took over the White House shortly after the infamous Watergate scandal that had enshrouded his predecessor, Richard Nixon. While this taking place did put a damper on the Republican Party, Carter was unable to win a second term in office, as Ronald Reagan took over in 1980.

Answer: Habitat for Humanity

In 2013, Habitat for Humanity became the largest non profit organization in the world. It's roots can be traced backed to 1976, when it was founded by Millard and Linda Fuller.