How did the election of Jimmy Carter as governor of Georgia in 1970 help change Georgia’s negative image?
A. Carter was a well-known Democrat.
B. Carter was a supporter of civil rights.
C. Carter was a prosperous farmer.
D. Carter was a devout Christian.
B. Carter was a supporter of civil rights.
During his gubernatorial campaign and throughout his administration, Carter expressed his commitment to racial equality and worked to promote desegregation and inclusivity in Georgia. His stance on civil rights helped to improve Georgia's image, which had been tarnished by its history of racial discrimination and segregation. Carter's commitment to creating a more equal and just society helped to boost Georgia's reputation and promote progress in the state.