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JFK

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1960 Election John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Televised Debates Democratic Senator MA Richard M. Nixon Vice President Televised Debates First ever; how would this change campaigning? Listeners thought Nixon won; Viewers thought Kennedy won Kennedy-Nixon Debate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4 Y8SZDH3B_4

Issues Americans had doubts about Kennedy Inexperience Roman Catholic Had the image Civil Rights MLK arrested for sit-in Eisenhower and Nixon were silent JFK called his wife and RFK got him out of jail

President Kennedy Camelot Gave his brother the job of Attorney General Grace, elegance, wit Contrast of what had come before (grandpa) Inaugural Address Gave his brother the job of Attorney General Flexible Response Broaden options beyond nuclear weapons New Frontier (aiding the poor, education)

November 22, 1963 Zapruder Film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PXORQE5-CY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-KR9xwXqyk

A larger than life figure Wanted to create a “Great Society” Lyndon Johnson A larger than life figure Wanted to create a “Great Society” Eradicate poverty, racism,etc.

The Great Society Programs In the graphic organizer copy the information from page 464 of your textbook Homework: Chapter 15.2 powerpoint “JFK and the Cold War” is on my website. You are responsible for this information