John F Kennedy Thesis

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I chose John F. Kennedy for my project because he is big part of our history not just because he was our president but also because he was prepared in life he was always helping his father with his business. He was also a hard working man because he accomplished many things in his life. John was also honest with the people around him because without honesty he would accomplish as being a president. The people of the USA voted for him because he was honest and was committed to many things.
John F. Kennedy was also fearless because when he was little he was diagnosed with a rare disease called the addison disease and he was fearless because he didn't stop there he kept on going with his life. John F. Kennedy was also inspirational because

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