New President of the United States John F. Kennedy just after beating the Republican who is named as Richard Nixon by nearly a land slide of an election, in his spectacular speech emphasizes peace for the Americans and all nations. He establishes a unifying tone, which attracts the world audience. Mr. Kennedy uses various strategies to persuade his audience to trust in him as the new leader of the United States. Kennedy knows what he must prove to show that he can be the greatest president in history, or be recognized for something great, and to lead as a great role model to this country. He must go out there and be prepared to solidify a tone and set the bar as to what type of president he will be or certainly will become in this country as
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These countries need assistance due to the fact some have begun to lean towards communism as they are running out of supplies, such as food, water, medicine, and even lives. John F. Kennedy announces he will try to do anything he can to assist those people for they are in desperate need of help. He expertly announces each appropriate group of countries. By focusing his attention using the words, “To those” continuously. Kennedy made a bold move by including these foreign countries to his speech, but it surely did gain the trust of those citizens in the foreign countries. He emphasizes America’s commitment to these countries by stating “We pledge” repeatedly to make things clear from what has already been spoken. This shows a great sign of global unity towards the foreign countries to stick and trust Kennedy’s word to be by his side. He then shifts to directing his special pledge to our “sister country”, Kennedy says, “casting off the chains of poverty,” which then took major effect on their citizens since they now know, these allies can rely on us when in need of safety or supplies or even troops as fast as they need any of these …show more content…
A saying to get his chance at being the President of the United States, to gain the trust of all the American citizens, and to put his foot down and place a mark to any other country that he isn’t joking, but he only means business and solutions. He stayed cool, calm, and collected, John F. Kennedy ends his speech announcing, “Knowing that here on Earth, God’s work must truly be our own.” he declares this to notify the citizens of the United States that the quest for peace won’t start or solve the planet’s problems, meaning Kennedy would not like to go to war with Russia, or anyone at all. He only plans to look for peace and solutions and he is the true definition of trying to make the world better, but making America Greater while doing so. In my opinion, Kennedy puts on an amazing show for his inaugural speech, and it will light a spark of greatness to his although short, but his great presidency and will be a role-model for the following presidents to come. He knows what he should do as president, for he has already inspired the American people to follow him as the new leader of the country, attempts to persuade the communist countries to join as one although the chances and possibilities are slim due to the fact communism wasn’t a thing everyone loved and vice versa. John F. Kennedy also gave the foreign countries an open door an open door to allow the U.S to assist them whenever
These countries need assistance due to the fact some have begun to lean towards communism as they are running out of supplies, such as food, water, medicine, and even lives. John F. Kennedy announces he will try to do anything he can to assist those people for they are in desperate need of help. He expertly announces each appropriate group of countries. By focusing his attention using the words, “To those” continuously. Kennedy made a bold move by including these foreign countries to his speech, but it surely did gain the trust of those citizens in the foreign countries. He emphasizes America’s commitment to these countries by stating “We pledge” repeatedly to make things clear from what has already been spoken. This shows a great sign of global unity towards the foreign countries to stick and trust Kennedy’s word to be by his side. He then shifts to directing his special pledge to our “sister country”, Kennedy says, “casting off the chains of poverty,” which then took major effect on their citizens since they now know, these allies can rely on us when in need of safety or supplies or even troops as fast as they need any of these …show more content…
A saying to get his chance at being the President of the United States, to gain the trust of all the American citizens, and to put his foot down and place a mark to any other country that he isn’t joking, but he only means business and solutions. He stayed cool, calm, and collected, John F. Kennedy ends his speech announcing, “Knowing that here on Earth, God’s work must truly be our own.” he declares this to notify the citizens of the United States that the quest for peace won’t start or solve the planet’s problems, meaning Kennedy would not like to go to war with Russia, or anyone at all. He only plans to look for peace and solutions and he is the true definition of trying to make the world better, but making America Greater while doing so. In my opinion, Kennedy puts on an amazing show for his inaugural speech, and it will light a spark of greatness to his although short, but his great presidency and will be a role-model for the following presidents to come. He knows what he should do as president, for he has already inspired the American people to follow him as the new leader of the country, attempts to persuade the communist countries to join as one although the chances and possibilities are slim due to the fact communism wasn’t a thing everyone loved and vice versa. John F. Kennedy also gave the foreign countries an open door an open door to allow the U.S to assist them whenever