Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Jackie Kennedy achieved her goals quietly and privately. One of her main goals was to raise her children so they were not spoiled by the wealth and fame of the Kennedy family, at a time when many Americans and citizens wanted more pictures and access to them. She did so by devoting much of her time to keep the children away from the public spotlight when she was in the White House, and by watching over her children so they did not engage in the kind of boisterous behavior that came along with the Shriver kids and Bobby Kennedy's kids. She used her wit and cool judgement quietly to influence others to contribute to her efforts to restore the White House, and help the prestige of her husband's administration. She chose to be independent and decided what she wanted to wear, paint, and read. Many of her goals were achieved simply because she was adamant about achieving them. Another example of a goal she made was that her desire to create a guidebook for tours of the recently restored White House. But her husband decided that creating a White House guidebook for tourists was a bad idea. He felt it would look bad for the administration, since the Kennedys were so very wealthy, yet appear to be publicly cheap. So she told him her committee was in so much debt that they needed to make them and charge money for them. She knew that the whole restoration was privately funded, reminding the President that not many wealthy people would necessarily be generous enough to help pay for this, but young and eager tourists would. This was not necessarily the truth, but the guidebooks tourists have when they explore the White House today exist because of this goal made by Jackie Kennedy.

John F. Kennedy served as the 35th President of the United States from January 20, 1961 until his assignation in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963. Prior to his inauguration as President, he served as the U.S. Senator from Massachusetts January 3, 1953 - December 22, 1960.

A historical reference for this question is to read: Jacqueline Kennedy: Conversations on Life with John F. Kennedy, with Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. Transcripts and Annotations by Micheal Beschloss, and Introduction by Caroline Kennedy.

She preferred being a mother to being a wife.

Her marriage to JFK was not the love-match it looked like. JFK's father had strong ambitions for his son to get to the White House, and virtually ordered him to marry this highly suitable candidate for First Lady.

She was privately disgusted by her husband's endless womanising, and even though she appears to have been rather under-sexed, she would occasionally take a lover, just to restore her self-respect. (The White House had to do deals with the press, to stop them making too many enquiries into her periodic absences.)

Her secondmarriage, to Onassis, was very much a marriage of convenience. She was in shock after the assassination of Bobby Kennedy, and wanted to live away from America. She also wanted the trappings of great wealth, often a sign of private dissatisfaction.The two were seldom seentogether, and he was planning to divorce her at the time of his death.

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Maurice Templesman, a Belgian-American businessman and diamond merchant who helped make Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' fortune much larger and provided her with a companionship rivaling that of JFK and Aristotle Onassis.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was 36 years old when he marries Jacqueline Bouvier. He was born on May 29th, 1917, and celebrated his 36th Birthday in 1953. He marries Jacqueline in Newport, Rhode about three and half months later, on September 12th.

Because many Americans wanted her to be important, even though she did not seek out such recognition. She was important because many American women wanted to be in her place, and accordingly made everything she did an important part of their lives as Americans. She set fashion trends and interests in child rearing, French culture, restoring the White House, and positive press for the Kennedy administration. She then became the most important public guardian of her husband's political legacy after his assassination and funeral in 1963.

Rose Fitzgerald's occupation can be sumed up in one word-nothing. Her father was the mayor of Boston and her husband was also very weathly and came from a wealthy family. She never needed to work a day in her life.

Creation of the White House Historical Association with the purpose of restoring the White House with historical and culturally important American furnishings.

Depends if it is a print or the original, what condition it was in, who was the photographer, and how much demand there is for it in the market.

In 1951 from George Washington University with a Bachelor of Arts in French Literature.

No, actually some people say they were rivals.

Yes, Jacqueline Kennedy has 4 kids.

Maurice Tempelsman.

Yes, Jackie Kennedy won many prizes. She won numerous ribbons and trophies as a equestrian in her youth. She won first place in the Prix de Paris competition held by Vogue Magazine in 1951. And she won an honorary Emmy for her 1962 Televised Tour of the White House.

Jackie Kennedy lived for roughly three and a half years in the white house.

Jacqueline Kennedy lived fora period of three years or so in the white house.

NYC Private Schools and Ivy League Schools (Yale and Harvard).

She was diagnosed early in January 1994 so roughly five months. It was a very aggressive lymphoma.

Jackie Kennedy died because of the current medical model which is now outdated since the discoveries of the brilliant but persecuted Dr. R.G. Hamer who has proven that our brain directs the tissues of our organs in a 2-phase process in response to a meaningful biological evolutionary program of cell- or cell+ to ensure our survival. We have all been taught by the profit-driven medical/drug industry with fear and false notions about the meaning of symptoms. It has never been proven that cancer spreads!

Each organ has its own program from the brain in response to each persons conflicts, life issues, upsets, beliefs and circumstances. If cancer cells are found elsewhere, it is a new worry or fear as even the shock of a diagnosis can cause its own program to begin in the area that is associated with the conflict.

Its past time for a 180-degree turnaround on the insinuation that nature makes mistakes; she does not! Its about understanding our biology and how we are perceiving our life that affects our brain running our cells.

These discoveries at first seem too easy, or rather too difficult to understand because of the deeply ingrained mass medical system that has taken hold, but, once these 30 years of proven research are distilled and digested, the logic is so apparent and as the fears release from the educated psyche, less medical will prove to bring about more true health and cure - not just stopping symptoms un-naturally as is done today!BCBIOLOGY@ATT.NET

She liked to exercise, practiced Yoga and certainly watched her diet. But I believe she was the kind of people who don´t put on weight because I have seen pictures if her since she was a little girl, a teen, adult and she was always thin she only put some weight and looked a little chubby when she was pregnant.

John Kennedy married Jacqueline Bouvier on September 12, 1953

New York State (Born in Southampton, and lived in the area till Formal Schooling), Maryland and Connecticut (Private School), New York State (Vassar College), France (The Sorbonne) and Virginia (George Washington University).

Thursday, May 19th, 1994. It was 10:15 EST in NYC.