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Term often used to refer to the time period when Kennedy was president?
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Why do they call president Kennedy the first family?
Kennedy was in the White House when that name was used. It is customary to refer to the president's wife as the first lady, so calling her children the first family is not much of a stretch.
Why did President Kennedy refer to Cuba as an imprisoned island?
Because it was not under the free and democratic comtrol of the Cuban citizens.
How do you refer to John F. Kennedy?
You can refer to John F. Kennedy as JFK or by his full name, John F. Kennedy.
When did John F. Kennedy get killed?
1963
Is if good etiquette to refer to the sitting president as anything but President?
If you meet him, the only polite address is Mr. President or President ____. However, in talking about the president, he is often called by just his last name , initials or a nickname and I see nothing at all impolite at that.
Was Ronald Reagan older than John F Kennedy?
Yes, Reagan was born in 1911 and Kennedy in 1917. Kennedy was elected President at the age of 43 and Reagan at the age of 69.Yes. Reagan was born in 1911, and Kennedy in 1917.
What does the executive branch refer to?
The President and the people who work with the President.
A period of thousands years is called a?
We often use the term millennium to refer to a 1,000-year block of time.
What does address the president mean?
This means to talk to the president, or to refer to the president by an official title.
Who does ''the commander in chief'' refer to?
the president
How has the shared histories of Canada and the united stetes helped create your modern partnership?
For a good summary politically, refer to President John F. Kennedy's Address Before the Canadian Parliament in Ottawa, May 17, 1961.
When you refer to the office of the president do you capitalize president?
Yes it should be capitalized.
