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Kennedy’s Inaugural Address https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxa4HDgfWFs

How did he try to protect freedom at home? Combatting Poverty through rehabilitation, not relief Trying to cut taxes to promote economic growth—some rejected this because the deficit would grow Supports Space funding in 1961—wants a man on the moon to compete with Soviets who had a man fly around the world.

Assassination, 1963

How did he try to promote freedom abroad? Support efforts to overthrow Castro in Cuba (Bay of Pigs Invasion) Creates Peace Corps program—promotes mutual understanding Flexible Response (diplomacy, economic, military) rather than focus on nuclear weapons WHY? Wanted to be able to more easily influence nations turning communist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2J8ljzZsRA This isn’t free, do you think it seems like something our government should be spending money on? Why or why not?