Jimmy Carter appealed to voters because he was a
A)"born-again" Christian.
B)Washington outsider who was untainted by the political corruption of the Nixon era.
C)former governor with a southern small-town agricultural background.
D)retired naval officer
E)all of these choices

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All of these choices played a role in Jimmy Carter's appeal to voters. His status as a "born-again" Christian appealed to religious voters, while his outsider status as a former governor with no ties to the Washington establishment made him attractive to those looking for a change after the Nixon era. Additionally, his southern small-town agricultural background gave him a connection to rural voters, and his service as a retired naval officer gave him a background in national defense.

Jimmy Carter Appealed to Voters Because He Was a