John F Kennedy Informative Speech

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Yes the reason why is that he said the world stop and stares for awhile and shakespeare said that your eyes are bright as the sun thoughts two sentences do not make no sense at all. When I see your face there not a thing that I would change cause you're amazing just the way you are. He is not telling the whole truth the if she was wearing something that you don't think that look good outside of the house than you need to tell her. The whole world stop and stare for a while cause you're amazing just the way you are. The whole world will not and look at your girl for a while if the whole world just stare at you just what would happen to the world right there will be some much car wrecks train wrecks everything can happen just at staring …show more content…
The procession left the air and traveled along a ten mile route that wound through downtown dallas.THe car tuned off of main street at dealey plaza around 12:30 pm. As the car is passing by the texas school book depository,gunfire suddenly over to Mrs Kennedy 1:00 pm John F kennedy was pronounced dead. At the funeral depart of defense called the green berets came to honor the John f kennedy.John F Kennedy made business with the Green berets. On october 12,1961 the president visited Fort bragg and u.s army. The green berets help John F Kennedy with being the president. But a dark cloud descend upon the green berets helped JKF with being the president. But a dark cloud descend upon the green berets.when they got the news about John F Kennedy. JFK family requested for the green berets. John F Kennedy had inspired all of us of how he had stayed up for what he believed in. I Think that what John F Kennedy was

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