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Qualities of a Great LeaderThe charisma of JFKThe experience of Richard NixonDiplomacy of Jimmy CarterThere will likely never be a perfect president who leads our country; however, many of the presidents who have been elected have had very great qualities that a perfect leader would need. Most presidents have great qualities in one area, but will fail to have those good qualities in other areas of their duties. Many presidents and leaders that were prominent during the second half of the

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This helps students understand how the term was used in connection with JFK, especially as a symbol of his presidency. I also explain how Jackie Kennedy used Camelot to memorialize JFK’s time in office, further deepening students’ understanding of the term’s significance. This scaffold bridges historical context and rhetorical

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tragic assassination of John F. Kennedy occurred on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas at 12:30 pm. This was the fourth instance in U.S history of a U.S. president being assassinated while in office and the only one with live footage of the event. JFK was riding with his wife Jacqueline and the governor of Texas at the time, John Connally and his wife Nellie. Kennedy wanted to travel to Dallas, Texas, to help strengthen his vote for the upcoming election and also to gain more Democratic Party members

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“Oh Captain my Captain”, and “Elegy for JFK”. Both are very similar in their topic matter, but different in many ways as well. One way in which they are similar is how they’re both about Us presidents. “Oh Captain my Captain” is about Abraham Lincoln, and “Elegy for JFK” is about John F Kennedy. Some examples in “Oh Captain my Captain” would be “Where on the deck my Captain lies“ which references lincoln's assassination, Or “The ship is anchor’d safe and sound, its voyage closed and done” which

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Party Family information: Wife: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Children: Caroline Kennedy, Jfk jr, Patrick Bouvier, Arabella Parents: Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Occupational background: Law: Bachelor of Arts in Government Politics: navy during war world two Death: November 22, 1963 was assinated as a Navy officer in the United States Navy.Grade Subject & Overview A- Chief Executive: As Jfk Dealt with a lot of stuff! He handled big crises like the Cuban Missile Crisis, making

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that the death had a large impact in many groups.JFK was popular.1.John F. Kennedy had 78% above average rating.2.JFK was voted most popular modern president.3.He was a “celebrity figure” ; young and handsome4.In a public poll, John F. Kennedy was voted the best out of the nine presidents since Herbert Hoover.5.The public puts him on a pedestal with Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt.6.JFK was Catholic and he was open about his

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President JFK says," We know very little about the first 40 years, except at the end of them advance man had learned to use the skins of animals to cover them. "(JFK) This quote shows just how little happened in the first 80% of human advancement. JFK brings to light the fact that Christianity in the terms of how long humans have been around has only been around for about 8 years. This sharp contrast brings a new lens to the perspective of the audience. JFK then drops the biggest twist

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a Democrat, JFK addressed the steel prices during economic distress to the people of America. He does this to explain why the steel price is hurting the economy. At this time, the cold war was happening and they needed steel to manufacture the armory to fight. JFK uses the long list and militant tone and specific examples to argue the idea that steel companies are greedy and selfish when the people of the USA need them to lower prices and the price hike is absurd and unrealistic. JFK uses a long

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Noah SeepersIn JFK, directed by Oliver Stone, the film utilizes strategies such as Ethos, Logos, and Pathos to engage the audience. With the strong reputations of the cast and the crew, arguments presented in the courtroom by Kevin Costner, and emotions invoking the nation’s grief. We can better understand how the film JFK builds on the conspiracy while captivating the audience. This essay will discuss Ethos, Logos, and Pathos and how each strategy contributes to the film’s overall impact.This

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candidate Richard Nixon. This debate was an incredibly special event to take place in the United States as it was, in fact, the first televised debate that American citizens could watch, instead of listening to fireside chats and radio shows. Because JFK and Nixon appeared on television, appearance became a larger factor in who the American people would choose as the next President. Moreover, media exposure started to play a larger role in the democratic process as a result of the televised 1960 debate

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