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John F. Kennedy?
Emerged as a Democratic candidate.
Lyndon B. Johnson?
A Texas senator that Kennedy selected.
Flexible response?
Strategy adopted by the Kennedy administration of keeping a range of options open for dealing with international crises.
Peace Corps?
A program, which sent American volunteers to work for two years in developing countries.
Alliance for Progress?
Offered billions of dollars in aid to participating countries.
Fidel Castro?
A 1959 rebel leader, that led an uprising that succeeded in overthrowing the Cuban dictator, Fulgencio Batista.
Berlin Wall?
Barrier built between East and West Berlin; widely recognized symbol of the Cold War.
Cuban missile crisis?
marked a historic turning point in U.S.-Soviet relations.
Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty?
The United States, the Soviet Union, and Great Britain, signed this to end the testing of nuclear bombs in the atmosphere and underwater.
Hot line?
A teletype line enabled so that the United States and the Soviet Union could communicate directly during a crisis.
Jacqueline Kennedy?
President Kennedy's attractive young wife, an inspiration to people across the world.
Donna Shalala?
One of the many Americans motivated to action by Kennedy's vision.
Robert Kennedy?
Kennedy picked his younger brother for the position of attorney general.
New Frontier?
President John F. Kennedy's domestic agenda.
Area Redevelopment Act?
A bill to provide financial assistance to economically distressed regions that former president Eisenhower had previously vetoed.
Michael Harrington?
A social activist that published The Other America, a well-documented study of poverty in the United States.
Lee Harvey Oswald?
Someone suspected of shooting John F. Kennedy.
Warren Commission?
Special group led by Chief Justice Earl Warren to investigate the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.