How did hundred of thousands of Americans pay their respects to President Kennedy after he died? They visited the Capitol, where
his coffin rested. They visited the site of his assassination in Texas. They gave money to support his space program. They visited the national seashores he had created.
The right answer to this question is option b; Hundred of thousands of Americans visited the Capitol, where his coffin rested to pay their respect.
As President Kennedy’s body lay in state in The Capitol Rotunda for 21 hours, more than 250.000 people lined up behind ropes seeking and waiting to pay tribute to the death president. He died at the age of 46.
The coffin was placed on a decorated wooden frame, known as catafalque, which was built in order to hold President Abraham Lincoln’s coffin
The need to use surnames became important in the eleventh century and was legalised or made mandatory in the mid fourteenth century by the King of France.
<em>In all of American history, the Supreme court has concluded that fewer than </em><em>160</em><em> acts of congress have directly violated the constitution.</em>
<em>The actual number of direct violations is only 165.</em>
