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    “Courage is the discovery that you may not win‚ and trying when you know you can lose.” Tom Krause John F. Kennedy is a well-known president and a remarkable historical figure. He had the courage to fight for our country in World War II. Not knowing whether or not he would return home he proved to everyone he was strong enough. He overcame the obstacle of being thrown into the water after his boat was hit by a Japanese destroyer. It took him and a fellow crew man four hours to swim to safety. To

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    of the great depression. American people believed in their government and the persons behind it because‚ at the end of the day‚ that administration won the war‚ but that political perfection would not last eternally. The critical event? John F. Kennedy. Kennedy never had an undemanding period as president‚ nevertheless‚ the stress of Vietnam‚ the cold war or the civil right did not kill him but the bullet of Harvey Oswald did. A shot that penetrated the head of a president‚ but it felt in the hearts

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    of the United States voted John F. Kennedy as the thirty-fifth President of the United States. Kennedy’s speech‚ delivered on January 20‚ 1961 recognized the fear and anxiety running rampant throughout the common citizens’ mind. In his constant use of repetition and rhetorical devices‚ Kennedy eases the public’s mind by maintaining a conversational tone‚ while still holding a clear and compelling structure as he addresses Congress and the national public. First‚ Kennedy ignites a sense of pride in

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    The Life of John F. Kennedy On May 29‚ 1917 on a cool spring day‚ a new child was brought into the world by Rose and Joseph Kennedy in a three story farmhouse at 83 Beals Street in Brookline‚ Massachusetts. This child’s name was John Fitzgerald Kennedy. John F. Kennedy was born into‚ and raised by‚ a family run by politics. John´s father‚ Joseph Patrick Kennedy Sr.‚ was a businessman that worked as the assistant general manager of the Fore River Shipyard where he met Franklin D. Roosevelt‚ who

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    John F. Kennedy had a presidential term that contained many successful advancements‚ but also some major setbacks. He used his knowledge to help the United States take a leap in technology and strategy. Some of his plans and ideas though were rather controversial. Evaluating the presidency of breakthroughs and setbacks makes many question if his run was successful. The major inventions and ideas that were produced from JFK have helped America in various ways‚ yet the setbacks may have caused some

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    It was all over in a few seconds‚ but the assassination of John F Kennedy on 22 November 1963 has generated five decades of conspiracy theories. At Dallas Texas the president was shot in motorcade. There are many conspiracy theories on how and who shot the president. There are many conspiracy cover-ups and what Oswald and Ruby were doing. There are many conspiracy theories and there are two main one that are most familiar. The first one is the grassy knoll and second the magic bullet theory. The

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    Unlike John F. Kennedy‚ Lyndon B. Johnson was thrown into a presidency of a nation involved in some of the largest foreign calamities most notably the United States’ involvement in the Vietnam War. Kennedy’s death also placed LBJ in compromising positions as many considered him to be unworthy of holding the office of a fallen hero with many considering him a “usurper” (Schaller‚ et al‚ p. 211). Liberal Democrats remained wary and their distrust was rooted in LBJ’s conservative background especially

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    I belie I believe John F. Kennedy had a successful presidency. Although it was short lived‚ making it hard to determine whether or not he was successful or not‚ he was still involved in important issues both positive and negative. JFK was successful with the Peace corps‚ The Cuban Missile Crisis‚ and The Moon Landing. Kennedy wanted to involve American citizens in global democracy‚ peace‚ development‚ and freedom. He created a similar idea as the Soviet Union. He recruited talented people and

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    On November 22nd 1963 the 35th president of the US (John F Kennedy) was assassinated. Previously Lyndon Baines Johnson had been vice president to Kennedy and because of this he was very aware of what Kennedy wanted to achieve. LBJ became the new president and with him came many changes‚ the biggest one being the civil rights movement. LBJ was a southerner from Texas and because of this he has experienced the poor treatment of African Americans at first hand. In 1963 when LBJ became president African

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    John Kennedy is probably the biggest victory for the Democratic party of the USA in its history. As known‚ he accorded all the wishes of the American people. Veterans favored him‚ because Kennedy took part in the fighting in the Pacific Ocean‚ commanding of motor torpedo boat PT-109. All loved him. However‚ probably due to the fact that he was of the Catholic religion‚ which was viewed as a disadvantage in the eyes of Protestants‚ but also because of the refusal to vote for the condemnation of Senator

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