There is many different answers, because the impact was huge. For Kennedy the central point is the bay of pigs and the Cuban missile crisis. Search them in Google for great links. For Johnson the Vietnam War was largely a cause of the Cold War.
Cuban missile crisis Link: http://www.hpol.org/jfk/cuban/
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They were both Presidents during the cold war, which lasted from the time of the Soviet Union's first atomic bomb test in 1949 until the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991.
Richard Nixon and John Kennedy were both elected in 1946 and began their first terms in Congress in 1947.
George Washington and John F. Kennedy were alike in that they were both strong leaders. They were both presidents of the United States, and are both regarded in a positive way.
The bodies of Presidents Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy both lay in state in the East Room
They both were Presidents and Secetary of State.
Both of these US presidents were in favor of legislation that would enhance the nation's laws regarding civil rights. Both men believed that legislation should be passed to help end discrimination against Afro Americans. Kennedy was killed before he was able to enact a campaign in Congress to further this goal. On the other hand, President Johnson was elected after serving out the term of President Kennedy. He won the 1964 presidential election and in 1964 he signed into law the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt are considered by many to have been good presidents even though they were both progressives. In more recent times John F. Kennedy and William Clinton are considered by most to have been good presidents.
both presidents
Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Kennedy, Roosevelts (both) & Reagan (IMO)
both supported the cold war fight against communism-James Roberts(The OJX) helped you:)
A few that are poorly ranked by both social and fiscal conservatives include: Franklin Roosevelt, Lyndon Johnson, John Kennedy,
Both were Vice Presidents who became president after an assassination:Andrew Johnson (17th President), who succeeded Abraham LincolnLyndon Johnson (36th President), who succeeded John F. Kennedy.
They are both often considered two of the most prominent United States presidents, they are both on coin money as well as paper money.They are both also considered as they were both in the White House.
John F. Kennedy (46) Only two U.S. Presidents were in their 40's at the end of their presidencies; both were assassinated.
The Cold War between the Soviet Union and non-Communist countries (especially the USA), lasted from 1946 to 1991. There were many leaders on both sides. Such as Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, and George W. Bush. On the Soviet Side, you had Stalin, Krushef, Brezhnev and other leaders.
Both supported the Cold War fight against communism.
Richard Nixon and John Kennedy were both elected in 1946 and began their first terms in Congress in 1947.
Three presidents were born in Massachusetts- both Adams and Kennedy. I cannot think of any other state that had exactly three presidents born there.-----------------Actually, George H W Bush was born in Massachusetts as well, so there were four presidents born in that state.North Carolina was the birthplace of Presidents Andrew Jackson, James Polk and Andrew Johnson.