The Foundation Of President Jimmy Carter’s Character Name(s) Citizenship Date Due

Introduction What is this project about?

Nice Pictures Use some of the pictures (Positive Pictures Only!) from this site throughout your powerpoint presentation: Jimmy Carter Pictures You may use other images.

Requirements Each student in the group may use two quotations from this source. The other quotations may come from several sources like “quotations jimmy carter”.“quotations jimmy carter”.

On Marriage We were married July 7, 1946, in a small private ceremony with our family and friends who wanted to attend. We sent no invitations and had no attendants. Jimmy picked me up at my house and we drove to the church together and I became Rosalynn Smith Carter, Mrs.. Jimmy Carter. Rosalynn Carter

On Citizenship The only title in our democracy superior to that of president is the title of citizen. Jimmy Carter

On The Future Don’t Stop! Study as hard as you can. Hitch your wagon to a star and pursue that. Ms. Lillian Carter

On Human Rights Our commitment to human rights must be absolute. The powerful must not persecute the weak, and human dignity must be enhanced. President Jimmy Carter

America did not invent human rights. Human rights invented America. The love of liberty is the common blood that flows through our American veins. President Jimmy Carter

Because we are free, we can never be indifferent to the fate of freedom elsewhere. President Jimmy Carter.

To turn away from evil, to win a great victory, to substitute peace for war, these are the significant attributes of the laurel wreath and this is what you mean to us, President Sadat, and to the world. President Jimmy Carter.

On Winning Nobel Peace Prize “God gives us the capacity for choice. We can choose to alleviate suffering. We can choose to work together for peace. We can make change- and we must.” Nobel Prize Speech

I am convinced that among the 200 million Americans, there is a willingness, even eagerness, to restore in our country what has been lost, if we have understandable purposes and goals and a modicum of bold and inspired leaders. Presidential Candidate Jimmy Carter

Personal Story (For Example) “Above and Beyond the Call of Duty” One slide should give the title of a personal story. Your teacher has these stories and each of you can read one to the class.

Conclusion What have you learned about President Carter’s character? How are you going to apply these lessons to your own life? Each person in the group should answer this question.

Sources What were your sources of information?