What did John F. Kennedy believe in?

Answer 1

John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the United States. He served in this office from 1961 to 1963. He was assassinated in November of 1963. Events that occurred during his presidency were the Cuban missile crisis and the construction of the Berlin Wall.

Answer 2

John F. Kennedy! But there could be something else though. John Kennedy represented a change in politics from "the good old boys" to the young idealistic people of the time who made effective change a reality. A war veteran, Kennedy knew exactly what the country's problems were and in a difficult point in history, made decisive decisions quickly and effectively. For the baby boomers of the 1960's, he was everything that the boomers were. Young, energetic, decisive, and charismatic, Kennedy appeared on the political scene at a time when the US was restless with traditional politics. With the charm of a movie star, he and his beautiful young family were highly public and entirely open to the American public. During his presidency the American public was invited via television to tour the White House, a new experience for the average American. This step by Jaqueline Kennedy furthered the President's popularity, making the perception that the Kennedys were highly accessible. Kennedy's use of access by the media was unprecidented. John F. Kennedy represented hope and a bright future to the millions of Americans who saw the potential of America's influence globally.

Answer 3

John F. Kennedy was 35th President of the United States during his time in office the world came close to nuclear war as the Cuban missile crisis took place .He was instrumental in improving relations with the U.S.S.R .President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963, while on a political trip to Texas. He was shot in the head by Lee Harvey Oswald. To this day he is seen as one of the greatest U.S Presidents

Answer 4

John F. Kennedy believed that everyone was equal, he believed that everyone should be treated the same. His religion was Christian. He is a relative of mine from many many years but my grandmother knew many great things about this man.

Answer 5

John F. Kennedy was the 35th President of the US (1961-1963) and the youngest elected President. He became the 4th US President to be assassinated (after Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley). His presidency is known for policies that came to be known as the New Frontier.

JFK is remembered as:

- The first President of the TV age (he debated Richard Nixon on television)

- A symbol of youthful hope (although he was alleged to have been an unfaithful husband)

- A war hero (although primarily honored for rescuing his crew when his PT boat was rammed)

- An anti-Communist (though he waffled on Castro's Cuba and narrowly avoided a nuclear war)

- A proponent of equal rights (his successor LBJ got much of the credit for the Civil Rights Act)

- An inspiration for the future (founded the Peace Corps and promoted the Apollo Moon Program)

Answer 6

Massachusetts was the state that Kennedy represented in the US Senate when he ran for President in 1960.

Answer 7

Massachusetts.