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John F Kennedy was the 35th American president and was assassinated. In his famous speech, he asked citizens to find ways to improve society.
<h3>What is the speech by Kennedy about?</h3>
Kennedy was a politician and President of the United states that was shot early during his presidency period. He is most known for the Cuban missile crisis and the Bay of Pigs invasion.
He always believed in accomplishment by doing and trying the things to reach the goal. He is famous for his speech about the youth enlightenment and speech of asking not what your country has done.
In his speech, he argues that the Americans should not ask their nation for what they have done but should ask themselves what they have given to their homeland and asks citizens to find a way to improve the society they live in.
Therefore, option B. finding a way to improve society is the correct option.
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The Mississippi River is the only big waterway on the
Confederate side. Control of this river by the Union meant fast travel of
troops and supplies and ease of bombardment of many important cities by the river.
Vicksburg was a fortress city that controlled the last Confederate controlled
section of the river. Grant’s campaign and success against Vicksburg cut off
Arkansas and Texas from Richmond, gave the Union a waterway for commerce, and
replenishment of troops and supplies.
The debate was whether or not the United States should keep slavery. It led to the civil war because the northerners wanted to abolish slavery while the southerners wanted to keep it, threatening to secede from the Union if their right as a state to have slaves was abolished. Who had the most to win is debatable, but you could say that the north did. Not only would they preserve the union and free the slaves, but it would also enable them to have access to the crops and agriculture and economy of the south since they would take over, but they would also have an immense support of new voters in the form of African Americans who got voting rights with the reconstruction amendments.
