What was kennedys summons for his listeners

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He principally wanted to summon the American people to the challenges, sacrifices, and discipline he expected to come not only for the USA but worldwide, he did this first in his historic inaugural address, this included some points that were Kennedy's politics these points were to convey his seriousness of purpose, the achievement of genuine peace, negotiations and cooperation, and to win more friends for the United States in governments of the third world.

Svetradugi [14.3K]2 years ago

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He wants his listeners to ponder is to struggle against tyranny, disease, war, and poverty. He summons everybody to participate and join in this goal.

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