PPT-President John F. Kennedy

i n Houston a nd r esources from t he Houston Area Digital Archives Rice Hotel Sam Houston Coliseum Rice University Stadium NASA Manned Spacecraft Center 1960 John F Kennedy made a campaign stop in Houston in September of 1960 . 5667937 wwwnpsgovjo Rose Kennedy the presidents mother remembers that Boston Cream Pie was always the climactic display to a meal or outing The treat often played a prominent role on train trips Mrs Kennedy remembers using food as a way to pass the t Ask Not . W. hat . Y. our . C. ountry . C. an . D. o . F. or You. Speech Context. This speech was given by John F Kennedy, after he took the presidential oath of office, at 12.51(Eastern Time) on Friday 20. Unit Schedule:. 10/8- 28.1- Kennedy and the Cold War. 10/10-Cuban Missile Crisis Project/Paper Begins. 10/16- 28.2- The New Frontier. “Ask not what your country can do for you- ask what you can do for your country.” . (2000). Artemus Ward. Dept. of Political Science. Northern Illinois University. aeward@niu.edu. Introduction. The Kennedys had to overcome the legacy of their father—specifically his failed views of foreign policy in the run-up to WWII.. the Election of 1960. Standards . SSUSH21 The student will explain the impact of technological development and economic growth on the United States, 1945-1975. . b. . Describe the impact television has had on American culture; include the presidential debates (Kennedy/Nixon, 1960) and news coverage of the Civil Rights Movement. . Kennedy’s “New Frontier” Spirit. President Kennedy. , the youngest president to take office, assembled one of the youngest cabinets, including his brother . Robert Kennedy. , the Attorney General, who planned to reform the priorities of the FBI.  Kennedy's new challenge of a ". PATRICK KENNEDY. MARY HANNON. MARY HICKEY. JOHN FITZGERALD. PATRICK KENNEDY. BRIDGET MURPY. MICHAEL HANNON. MARY ANN FITZGERALD. ROBERT. . F. KENNEDY. 1925 . ~ . 1968. Robert F. . Ken. n. e. dy. GenealogyBank.com. A PowerPoint Presentation by Faith Bern. For Teachers:. This project will teach students about the four United States Presidential Assassinations. These lessons can be used in conjunction with lessons on the branches of government, the presidents, President's Day and elections. These lessons could also be integrated into lessons on historical events. They were developed for fourth graders but could be adapted to work for fifth through eighth grade students.. is preparing to sign the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. Wall. Photos. Flair. Boxes. John F. Kennedy. Logout. View photos of JFK (5). Send JFK a message. Poke message. Wall. Info. Photos. Boxes. Write something…. Bridget Heist . Kylie Kratchwell. Gianna Oldrati . Ashley Basat . *Kennedy Intensifies the Cold War . Critical to John F. Kennedy’s victory in the election of 1960 was his success in televised debates against Richard Nixon. Chapter 27: The New Frontier and the Great Society. Main Idea. : President Kennedy continued the Cold War policy of resisting the spread of communism by offering help to other nations and threatening to use force if necessary.. To plan our route on the day. Kennedy Town. pre-fieldwork. Time. Activity. Meet at level. 6 entrance / register . Get on coach. with your teacher. .. Arrive. at Kennedy Town. Gather data at your first. & Johnson’s Great Society. "New Frontier" 1960 . What:.   The New Frontier was the legislative program . Pres. John . F. Kennedy announced when he ran for president in 1960. It called for economic reforms to "get the country moving again." . 1960. US losing the Cold War?. 1. Economy in recession. 2. Soviet – Sputnik I (1957). 3. U-2 Incident. The Election of 1960. JFK vs. Richard Nixon. 1. . JFK:. Inexperienced/Catholic. 2. . TV Debate.