JFK’s Inaugural address was wise and courageous and is considered to be one of the finest ever delivered by an american president. Some historians even say it was world-changing. The speech took place on January 20, 1961, during Kennedy’s swearing in as the 35th president. The nation was in fear of war during the 1960s. However, in paragraph 4, Kennedy was clear in saying the United States would pay any price to assure the success of liberty. And with that, Kennedy carries the same idea throughout the speech: peace between worlds. It is easy to understand that Kennedy wanted give hope and gain trust, not only from Americans but the world. He carries this idea throughout the speech. In paragraph 8, he offers a pledge to the sister republics
