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Despite losing the presidency, Carter remained dedicated to securing the freedom of the Iranian hostages until the very last moment of his term. His relentless efforts culminated in their release just as Reagan was sworn in, marking a bittersweet end to his presidency.
Activism and Nobel Peace Prize
Carter pioneered the model for modern post-presidency activism through the Carter Center, focusing on global health and democracy. His humanitarian efforts, particularly in Africa, earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002, recognizing his commitment beyond conventional political achievements.