There are many things that set Kennedy apart from Eisenhower. One thing that sets Kennedy from Eisenhower is that Eisenhower thinks of Kennedy as “callow” and “ incapable of governing”, he also finds it appalling that a man who was nothing more than a lieutenant in WW2 is taking over the presidency while Eisenhower himself is a general who directed the D-Day Invasion. While Kennedy thinks of Eisenhower as nothing more than an old general that has zero interest when it came to righting the wrong of the American society.While Eisenhower is the oldest president elected,Kennedy is the youngest.Not only are Eisenhower and Kennedy different, their wives are also polar opposite. For example, while Jackie was glamorous and fashion forward, Mamie loved
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The bitter relationship between Johnson and Bobby Kennedy had many factors that built into the relationship. One aspect that has shaped the relationship is that while LBJ is a self made man working his way up to the senate, Bobby had never really been an elected official. However, what really started the feud, was when LBJ invited Bobby to his ranch and when Bobby shot at a deer it caused a cut above his eye and LBJ said that Bobby needed to learn how to shoot like a man and that offended Bobby. At the same time JFK and LBJ didn 't really get along because while JFK had the majority of the power he didn 't like the times when LBJ spoke his mind when dealing with foreign policy and on diplomatic trips and visiting other …show more content…
15. Both images show the horrors of the world that were going on at the time. Both issues JFK had to deal with at the time.Kennedy’s views on these issues were swayed by first his brother Bobby and then LBJ and they both thought that JFK should be behind it.
16.I was very surprised to hear that MLK’s speech was considered “dull and stiff”. However, loses the monotone in his voice and his voice rises louder to become a very dramatic finish. While JFK personally didn 't mind JFK, Jackie thought of MLK as a fraud and Bobby was a very zealous and active in the cause of civil rights.
17.The city of Dallas had a major role in politics in the United States during the 1960’s. The reason it was a major role in this area is that due to the oil boom in the 30’s, there were many millionaires in the city of Dallas at the time, which with their money can fund the political campaigns of the politicians of their choice.While as a town the city was a booming area and a major city of Texas were a good percentage of the population of Texas look to for not only marketing, but also political statuses of
The bitter relationship between Johnson and Bobby Kennedy had many factors that built into the relationship. One aspect that has shaped the relationship is that while LBJ is a self made man working his way up to the senate, Bobby had never really been an elected official. However, what really started the feud, was when LBJ invited Bobby to his ranch and when Bobby shot at a deer it caused a cut above his eye and LBJ said that Bobby needed to learn how to shoot like a man and that offended Bobby. At the same time JFK and LBJ didn 't really get along because while JFK had the majority of the power he didn 't like the times when LBJ spoke his mind when dealing with foreign policy and on diplomatic trips and visiting other …show more content…
15. Both images show the horrors of the world that were going on at the time. Both issues JFK had to deal with at the time.Kennedy’s views on these issues were swayed by first his brother Bobby and then LBJ and they both thought that JFK should be behind it.
16.I was very surprised to hear that MLK’s speech was considered “dull and stiff”. However, loses the monotone in his voice and his voice rises louder to become a very dramatic finish. While JFK personally didn 't mind JFK, Jackie thought of MLK as a fraud and Bobby was a very zealous and active in the cause of civil rights.
17.The city of Dallas had a major role in politics in the United States during the 1960’s. The reason it was a major role in this area is that due to the oil boom in the 30’s, there were many millionaires in the city of Dallas at the time, which with their money can fund the political campaigns of the politicians of their choice.While as a town the city was a booming area and a major city of Texas were a good percentage of the population of Texas look to for not only marketing, but also political statuses of