Answer:
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Explanation:
JFK only wanted the U.S. and all other countries at peace. He was up for a challenge, but in his speech he just wanted "peaceful solutions" for all problems. It didn't matter if it was about global warming, global hunger, or global economic struggles. It didn't even matter if it was the entire world or just a few counties, or maybe the United States. He wanted peace. His point in his inauguration was to remind the U.S their strength and keep everything happening in an order it should be in.
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After he eats lunch, John will go to the laundromat.
In the second part of the sentence (John will go to the laundromat) the verb (will) is in the future tense. This means that all other verbs must match. "Ate" is in the past tense and therefore must be changed to future "eats"
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A ) the airpot was very active. This is the answer.
In chapter 4 of To Kill a Mockingbird, Jem and Scout begin finding objects left for them to discover inside a knot-hole of an oak tree at the Radley's. The first object Scout discovered was a piece of Wrigley's Double-Mint gum. The second object they find is a box with two polished Indian-head pennies. Hope this helps.