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Quick Write
How is your generation going to view
 the election of 2008?
What were the feelings of what it was
 like when President Obama was
 declared the winner.
What do you think your children will
 think about President Obama?
What makes a President Great?
The Presidency of
John F. Kennedy
   Presented by:
      Mr. Gil
1960 Election
1960 Election


JFK, Democrat              Nixon, Republican
• Senator from             • Served as VP under
  Massachusetts              Eisenhower
• Promised to get          • Promised to continue
                             peace and prosperity
  America moving again
                           • Thought JFK was too
• Catholic                   young and inexperience
• Concerned with the       • Did not want to get
  arrest of MLK in           involved in the
  Georgia                    movement
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1960 Debate
• September 26th, 1960 was the first televised
  presidential debate
• Vice President Nixon was sick. He also
  refused to wear T.V. make up
• JFK appeared to be healthy, tanned, and
  confident
• 80 million people watched the debate and
  thought JFK won- ratings improved
• Those who heard the debate on the radio
  thought Nixon won
• 3 more T.V. debates occurred, less audience
1960 Election Results




                      JFK         Popular Vote      Nixon
  Electoral Votes   34,220,984                  34,108,157
Blue 303 Red 219     49.7%                          49.6%
                          Difference of 112,827 votes
Inaugural Speech




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Peace Corps
Peace Corps
• One of JFK’s first orders
• Created to send young
  Americans to 3rd world
  countries to promote World
  Peace and promote America
• Education, Farming, Health
  Care, Construction



• www.peacecorps.gov
• 1-800-424-8580 ext. 1470 or
  202-692-1470
Space Race
• April 12, 1961, Yuri
  Gagarin became the first
  person to enter space




“No nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can
expect to stay behind in this race for space.
We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other
things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.”
                                          -JFK September 1962
Americans Catch Up
• On May 5th, 1961, aboard
  Freedom 7, Alan Shepard
  became the first American in
  space

• On February 20th, 1962,
  aboard Friendship 7, John
  Glenn become the first
  American to orbit the earth
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JFK Vs Congress
Economic Stimulus
•   Economic recession
•   “Get America moving again”
•   Tax cut = more money in pocket
•   Conservatives did not agree with JFK
    - feared the National Debt would increase
E.E.O.C. Begins
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
• JFK established a committee that would later
  become the E.E.O.C.
• Ensured all races had access to government
  jobs
• Investigates complaints of all discrimination
Civil Rights
                                  • Wanted to end all
                                    racial discrimination
                                  • The televised
                                    violence against
                                    peaceful protesters
                                    in Birmingham
                                    sparked JFK to
        QuickTime™ and a            address the nation
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                                    broad Civil Rights
                                    bill to Congress
                                  • Conservatives
                                    blocked the
Cold War Continues
Bay of Pigs - April 17, 1961


           • Fidel Castro comes into
             power in 1959
           • The US accused Castro of
             being a Communist
           • Castro builds ties with Russia
           • Castro’s government takes all
           • JFK approves invasion
           • Cubans don’t join
           • Cuba Wins
           • Latin America criticized JFK
Cuban Missile Crisis
               October 1962
•   The US feared Soviet Communism spreading
•   Cuba felt that the US would invade
•   Cuba received missiles from the Soviets
•   The US discovers the missile launching sites
• JFK created the Executive
  Committee for National
  Security (ExCom)
• Bomb or blockade
• JFK demanded the Soviets
  remove all missiles
• Soviet ships continue to
  head toward Cuba
• Heading toward WW III
• Nikita Khrushchev agreed
  to remove missiles if the
  US promised to never
  invade Cuba
Berlin Wall
• After WW II, Germany was
  divided by 4 zones along with
  Berlin
• Western Germany became a
  capitalist country, improving
  their living standard
• 25,000 people a day would
  leave Soviet-ruled Germany
• Khrushchev warned JFK that
  he would not allow the flow to
  continue
• JFK was willing to defend
  West Berlin
• Aug 13, 1961, Soviets begin
  to build wall
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Assassination
JFK in Texas
     • November 22, 1963
     • Campaigning for
       reelection
     • Visits with TX Governor-
       John Connally
     • Rides in a motorcade
       through downtown Dallas
National Tragedy




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• President Kennedy was
  shot twice by Lee
  Harvey Oswald
• Oswald was arrested but
  denied he killed JFK
• 2 days later, Oswald was
  killed by Jack Ruby
LBJ Sworn In

      • 2 hours after JFK was
        killed, Vice President
        Lyndon B. Johnson was
        sworn in as President
      • Created the Warren
        Commission to
        investigate the
        assassination of JFK
Was JFK A Great President?
• Good        • Not So Good

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Lesson 8

  • 1. Quick Write How is your generation going to view the election of 2008? What were the feelings of what it was like when President Obama was declared the winner. What do you think your children will think about President Obama?
  • 2. What makes a President Great?
  • 3. The Presidency of John F. Kennedy Presented by: Mr. Gil
  • 5. 1960 Election JFK, Democrat Nixon, Republican • Senator from • Served as VP under Massachusetts Eisenhower • Promised to get • Promised to continue peace and prosperity America moving again • Thought JFK was too • Catholic young and inexperience • Concerned with the • Did not want to get arrest of MLK in involved in the Georgia movement
  • 6. QuickTime™ and a Motion JPEG A decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 7. 1960 Debate • September 26th, 1960 was the first televised presidential debate • Vice President Nixon was sick. He also refused to wear T.V. make up • JFK appeared to be healthy, tanned, and confident • 80 million people watched the debate and thought JFK won- ratings improved • Those who heard the debate on the radio thought Nixon won • 3 more T.V. debates occurred, less audience
  • 8. 1960 Election Results JFK Popular Vote Nixon Electoral Votes 34,220,984 34,108,157 Blue 303 Red 219 49.7% 49.6% Difference of 112,827 votes
  • 9. Inaugural Speech QuickTime™ and a Motion JPEG A decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 11. Peace Corps • One of JFK’s first orders • Created to send young Americans to 3rd world countries to promote World Peace and promote America • Education, Farming, Health Care, Construction • www.peacecorps.gov • 1-800-424-8580 ext. 1470 or 202-692-1470
  • 13. • April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin became the first person to enter space “No nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in this race for space. We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” -JFK September 1962
  • 14. Americans Catch Up • On May 5th, 1961, aboard Freedom 7, Alan Shepard became the first American in space • On February 20th, 1962, aboard Friendship 7, John Glenn become the first American to orbit the earth
  • 15. QuickTime™ and a Motion JPEG A decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 17. Economic Stimulus • Economic recession • “Get America moving again” • Tax cut = more money in pocket • Conservatives did not agree with JFK - feared the National Debt would increase
  • 18. E.E.O.C. Begins • Equal Employment Opportunity Commission • JFK established a committee that would later become the E.E.O.C. • Ensured all races had access to government jobs • Investigates complaints of all discrimination
  • 19. Civil Rights • Wanted to end all racial discrimination • The televised violence against peaceful protesters in Birmingham sparked JFK to QuickTime™ and a address the nation Motion JPEG A decompressor are needed to see this picture. • JFK proposed a broad Civil Rights bill to Congress • Conservatives blocked the
  • 21. Bay of Pigs - April 17, 1961 • Fidel Castro comes into power in 1959 • The US accused Castro of being a Communist • Castro builds ties with Russia • Castro’s government takes all • JFK approves invasion • Cubans don’t join • Cuba Wins • Latin America criticized JFK
  • 22. Cuban Missile Crisis October 1962 • The US feared Soviet Communism spreading • Cuba felt that the US would invade • Cuba received missiles from the Soviets • The US discovers the missile launching sites
  • 23. • JFK created the Executive Committee for National Security (ExCom) • Bomb or blockade • JFK demanded the Soviets remove all missiles • Soviet ships continue to head toward Cuba • Heading toward WW III • Nikita Khrushchev agreed to remove missiles if the US promised to never invade Cuba
  • 24. Berlin Wall • After WW II, Germany was divided by 4 zones along with Berlin • Western Germany became a capitalist country, improving their living standard • 25,000 people a day would leave Soviet-ruled Germany • Khrushchev warned JFK that he would not allow the flow to continue • JFK was willing to defend West Berlin • Aug 13, 1961, Soviets begin to build wall
  • 25. QuickTime™ and a Motion JPEG A decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 27. JFK in Texas • November 22, 1963 • Campaigning for reelection • Visits with TX Governor- John Connally • Rides in a motorcade through downtown Dallas
  • 28. National Tragedy QuickTime™ and a Motion JPEG A decompressor are needed to see this picture.
  • 29.
  • 30. • President Kennedy was shot twice by Lee Harvey Oswald • Oswald was arrested but denied he killed JFK • 2 days later, Oswald was killed by Jack Ruby
  • 31. LBJ Sworn In • 2 hours after JFK was killed, Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn in as President • Created the Warren Commission to investigate the assassination of JFK
  • 32.
  • 33. Was JFK A Great President? • Good • Not So Good