Which statement is true? Kennedy wanted to give an inspiring speech without being long-winded. Kennedy did not put much preparat
ion into his inaugural address because he was a naturally gifted speaker. Kennedy wanted his speech to be exciting, so he used a lot of humor to excite the audience. Kennedy’s speech was criticized for being too complicated and unorganized for most people to appreciate.
Answer: Kennedy wanted to give an inspiring speech without being long-winded.
Explanation:
Rarely inaugural speeches have been memorable, most of them have been dull. Kennedy´s inaugural speech was particularly a fine piece of oratory, resonating heart, and spirit, with passionate phrases such as "Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country", that seemed far from his predecessors pale and long-winded speeches.
