“The 1930’s taught us a clear lesson; aggressive conduct, if allowed to go unchecked and unchallenged, ultimately leads to war,” stated by John F. Kennedy. President Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States. He leads the Cuban Missile Crisis and succeeded in stopping the missiles without having a war with Cuba. Not only stop from having another war, but he also saved the nation. The Cuban Missile Crisis lasted 13 days (October 16-28, 1962) and was a fight between the United States and the Soviet Union. This concerned the problem of having the Soviet Union building missiles in Cuba and it became a nuclear conflict. Kennedy and his brothers worked all day and night in order to fight against the Soviet Union and trying to stop a nuclear conflict. Kennedy brought the Cuban missile crisis to a peaceful conclusion by taking full control and trusting his brothers.
How much should you trust yourself and/or rely on other people? On October 1962, he was informed of U2 spy-planes, it took pictures and showed missiles in Cuba. The photos showed clear evidence the Soviet Union was building missiles in Cuba and they might launch the missiles soon. The 13 cabinets had different options of taking action or …show more content…
Kennedy succeeded in removing the missiles in Cuba and not creating a nuclear war with the Soviet Union's. Not only that, he didn’t ruin his reputation as one of the Kennedy’s because in the beginning the 13 cabinets wrongly talked about the Kennedy’s being hesitant about their decisions during a life or death crisis. He made the nation proud, his brothers, and the 13 cabinets. In the beginning the 13 cabinets were pressured and in a hurry to take action against Cuba. They also did not trust John Kennedy in winning. Afterword, they were all relieved, cheerful, and thought differently John Kennedy. This must be one of the most victorious achievements for John F. Kennedy because he didn’t lose his control and the special trust between the
How much should you trust yourself and/or rely on other people? On October 1962, he was informed of U2 spy-planes, it took pictures and showed missiles in Cuba. The photos showed clear evidence the Soviet Union was building missiles in Cuba and they might launch the missiles soon. The 13 cabinets had different options of taking action or …show more content…
Kennedy succeeded in removing the missiles in Cuba and not creating a nuclear war with the Soviet Union's. Not only that, he didn’t ruin his reputation as one of the Kennedy’s because in the beginning the 13 cabinets wrongly talked about the Kennedy’s being hesitant about their decisions during a life or death crisis. He made the nation proud, his brothers, and the 13 cabinets. In the beginning the 13 cabinets were pressured and in a hurry to take action against Cuba. They also did not trust John Kennedy in winning. Afterword, they were all relieved, cheerful, and thought differently John Kennedy. This must be one of the most victorious achievements for John F. Kennedy because he didn’t lose his control and the special trust between the