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JFK
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Cameron Austin
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Updated Nov 7, 2022
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
03:31
Chapter 6
04:33
Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Hello. My name is kevin smith and this is my presentation on john f Kennedy.
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Now john f Kennedy during this election. Um
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One of the more iconic ones is where communism started to kind of like
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get shouted out for no reason and that's kind of how he won.
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Um kind of shutting Nixon believes in communism and that's how he won.
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Um but also he had one of the all time highest
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like popular vote. Like
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I think at one time 83% of the nation all liked
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JFK for one reason or another.
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Not Congress.
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Congress was the 87th,
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this Congress was the 87th Congress and this was really the year the Democrats.
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I mean more than half of Congress was Democrat I mean
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and plus JFK was democrat had most of the american people with him,
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the electoral college with him and now Congress with him.
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He's a dream president can do whatever he wants however he wants whenever he wants
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really. He could have, he got anything that he could have
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and if you want to think about it,
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he was the polar opposite of Obama in his last two years of being in office.
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Now next the achievements that he made was
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already an achievement that he just became president.
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But a side as a side note,
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he also did very many incredible things while he was in there.
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So the law that he passed like one for college housing, he didn't have to do that.
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But he listened to the people is also what his, what his ratings
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because he actually paid attention to the people when he was in office.
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It was almost like a true democracy.
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He listened to the people.
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People came to him with ideas, people, people came to representatives of ideas.
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Representative went up and up and up and it got better.
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America got better and became the way that they wanted
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to be shaped because people were out there voting and
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it wasn't just how it is now and it's just
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old people voting was actually young people as well.
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Um now and then also equal pay.
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That was a very big issue but I mean still is a very big issue but he paved,
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he's kind of paving the way through this through this act
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by kind of like you know getting us up there he he walks so that we can run today
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once again his approval ratings were some of the best, the best that I've seen.
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And I looked at three other presidents, haven't looked at all of them,
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but I looked at three other presidents and he has some pretty good numbers
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Once again just got one more time and he had an
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all time high of 83% and I have never seen,
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I haven't seen that with any other president.
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But as you can see to the left that's the chart right here.
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That's a chart comparing him to other presidents be quiet
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and then right over there that's another chart to show him
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his personal growth and then people who didn't like the people
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who are kind of neutral people didn't like him are in
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red and the people who did like him are in yellow
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Now. He wasn't a perfect president as we all know.
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He did have a lot of stuff not going from now.
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First off, I'd like to say that it was the 60's
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people were racist, but JFK was not,
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he stood by civil rights and that's one of the things that he's most notable for.
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Most noticed for um Vietnam war
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Draft. I mean he sent an 18 year olds, couldn't drink that at that time.
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Works seriously considered adults who are out there
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fighting for their country and sacrificing their lives.
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Sacrificing their lives. Yes. He also had an affair with Marilyn Monroe.
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I'm Gonna Skip This one.
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But it was wrong of him because he was a catholic christian.
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But I'm not saying that I do his opinion is wrong. His legacy to be honest.
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The most important thing that we remember
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him for civil rights and his assassination.
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Well he did do other things like if you really read
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into him or if you really care about America in general,
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you know that he kind of almost started World War Three
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and I mean that's how things kind of with them.
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Anyway. That's it for me, these are my sources.
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My name is Cameron, whoa, my name is Cameron smith and have a great rest of your day
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