THE PRESIDENCY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE PRESIDENCY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY TO SUCCEED IN APUSH www.Apushreview.com.

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THE PRESIDENCY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE PRESIDENCY OF JOHN F. KENNEDY TO SUCCEED IN APUSH

BACKGROUND ON JFK WWII Veteran PT109 Profiles of Courage Senator: Part of a committee that chose 5 greatest Senators ever Henry Clay was chosen! First Catholic President

THE ELECTION OF 1960 Nixon (Republican) v. Kennedy (Democrat) First election in history that televised debates nationally Two interpretations: Those who watched TV felt Kennedy “won” the debate Nixon looked pale, uncomfortable, and sweaty Those who listened on the radio felt Nixon “won” The “New Frontier” Acceptance speech at Democratic convention Called for individuals to achieve their greatness Focused science, space, eliminating prejudice, etc.

JFK AND CIVIL RIGHTS For most of JFK’s first two years, he did little with Civil Rights Key Civil Rights milestones under his presidency: Freedom Riders James Meredith “Letter From a Birmingham Jail” March on Washington June, 1963: JFK used Alabama national guard to enroll two black students at the University of Alabama Proposed Civil Rights Bill: JFK was assassinated prior to its passage Civil Rights Bill of 1964

JFK AND THE COLD WAR “Flexible Response” JFK criticized “missile gap” between US and USSR under Eisenhower Developed a plan to find new ways of combating the Cold War Space Race: April 12, 1961 (Henry Clay’s 184 th birthday!), Yuri Gagarin (USSR) became first man in space May 25, 1961: Kennedy pushed for a man on the moon by the end of the decade Berlin Wall: Between 1949 and 1961, over 2.5 million East Germans fled Soviet- controlled East Germany through West Berlin August 13, 1961, Soviets began construction of the Berlin Wall Bay of Pigs: US trained Cuban exiles in a hope to overthrow Castro Colossal failure Cuban Missile Crisis August, 1962, the US Soviet discovers weapons in Cuba Closest two sides ever came to war

OTHER NOTABLE INFO Peace Corps: Created in 1961 Young Americans that would serve 24 months over seas Doctors, teachers, etc. Focused on social and economic development Hoped to improve countries and resist communism Alliance for Progress: $ billions were pledged to improve the economy in Latin America Warren Commission: Chief Justice Earl Warren Investigated the JFK assassination Stated that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone

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