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soldi70 [24.7K]
1 year ago
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Which program did president kennedy establish to help other nations? the warren commission the mercury program the gemini progra

m the peace corps
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True [87]1 year ago
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The program that President Kennedy established to help people of other nations was the Peace Corps.

<h3>How did Kennedy help other nations?</h3>

Under Kennedy, the United States came up with the peace corps which was to help other nations.

The help offered by the peace corps was mostly in humanitarian sections such as education to ensure the development of human capital.

Find out more on the peace corps at brainly.com/question/786912.

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