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nasty-shy [4]
3 years ago
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HELP ASAP!!!! Read Paragraphs 4-9 ("This we must pledge . . . " and the four paragraphs that follow). How do these paragraphs he

lp to refine Kennedy’s claim that America is wholly committed to defending freedom across the globe? The paragraphs describe political situations in nations and explains how the United States will intervene to ensure human rights in each. The paragraphs list common problems faced by different groups of nations and describes how the United States can use the same approach to solve all of them. Each paragraph assesses the ability of different nations to defend themselves from threats to liberty and ranks the regions most in need of U.S. protection. Each paragraph addresses a different group of nations and explains how the United States will provide support to each group.
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LuckyWell [14K]3 years ago
4 0

<em>Each paragraph addresses a different group of nations and explains how the United States will provide support to each group.</em>

Examples:

  1. Kennedy refers to the<em> nations they share values</em>. He pledges loyalty and unity.
  2. Kennedy refers to <em>the new nations</em>. These are free from colonial power. He promises to support their freedom and their point of view. Although the U.S's point of view can be different, the U.S will respect the new nations' point of view.
  3. Kennedy mentions <em>all the nations that suffer from poverty</em>. He pledges he will help them help themselves. This is just right for him.
  4. Kennedy refers to the <em>countries south to the U.S</em>. He promises them to set them free from agression or subversion.

   


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