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    The crisis was not over. Nuclear missiles remained on Cuba and Kennedy was determined to remove them. A resolution had to be found, and quickly, before Kennedy was pushed by the national panic he had generated to launch an attack on Cuba. Both leaders, it is clear, had become horrified at the prospects in front of them. Kennedy, desperate to avoid pushing Khrushchev too far, to the disgust of Excomm ‘hawks’, ordered the navy to allow Soviet and Soviet-chartered merchant ships not carrying arms…

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    Killing Kennedy was written by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard. Together, they have written nine books, each representing the deaths of other famous figures in the world. The purpose of the author's writing the book is to inform the readers of John F. Kennedy’s presidency as well as his tragic fate. I chose this book because this topic is most interesting to me, since I have a family connection with John F. Kennedy. Although biased from a political standpoint, Bill O’Rielly’s and Martin Dugard’s…

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    Dr Strangelove Satire

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    During the 1960’s fear and paranoia had reached an all time high. The nations leader President Kennedy managed the issues regarding the idea of communism spreading and the possibility of nuclear warfare. The Cold War and The Cuban Missile Crisis became the center of the political issues that captured America’s fears. The focus of these two ideals became adapted, in two separate films: Three Presidents Go To War, and the satire black comedy Dr. Strangelove or: How I stopped Worrying and Loved the…

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    president and how he thinks the government should be like. He gave 13 principles that the government should follow to make a good government. One hundred and sixty years later, President John F. Kennedy gave his “First Inaugural Address” in front of thousands of citizens, but also addressed the world. President Kennedy spoke about ending wars and wanting peace for the whole world. While both presidents have similar points of view and tone, they are different in the words/phrases they repeat.…

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    American Politician from Massachusetts, Robert F. Kennedy, spoke in honor of the assassinated Martin Luther King Junior. Kennedy’s goal was to talk to American citizens about not letting this turn into violence against whites and blacks. When speaking, he created a tone of persuasion. He is trying to talk mainly towards the black US citizens to move beyond this assassination of a black man by a white man. His motive, is to keep this nation moving forward. Robert Kennedy’s speech to direct our…

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    did while being president. We remember him because Lincoln was the first president to die by assassination. John. F Kennedy, 35th president of the United States of America. Just like Abraham Lincoln, John F. Kennedy did a lot during his presidency years and we remember him for all he did. Kennedy was the youngest American Elected President and the youngest to die in office. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas during his motorcade. James A. Garfield was the twentieth president of the United…

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    The amount of speeches spoken throughout history is drastic. The different types of speeches is endless. Speeches are vocalized at graduations, award ceremonies, and presidential elections. They are constant in the lives of Americans. Speeches by presidents are what stick out the most to the public. Presidents are in charge of our country and their words are important to the public. Two important speeches were Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s “Four Freedoms” speech and John F. Kennedy’s inaugural…

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    In Essence of decision, Graham Allison leverages the incredible events of the Cuban missile crisis to challenge the way people think about foreign and military affairs. He compares the application of three analytical models to showcase the limitations of the rational actor model, arguing that the crisis could be better understood when the organizational behavior and government politics model are applied as well. Treating these models as lenses, Allison provides the reader with both an in-depth…

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    president John F Kennedy was assassinated in a open top car in Dallas Texas. The next assassination happened to Malcolm X on his way to deliver a speech about his new organization. Three years later Martin Luther king Jr was assassinated on a balcony. The last leader to be assassinated in the 60’s was Robert F Kennedy in the kitchen after winning the California and South Dakota primary elections. The 1960’s was a very rough time for America because of the ones we lost. The Kennedys left…

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    Symbolism In The Platoon

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    Platoon is the first film written and directed by Stone that can be used to examine and explain his thesis and perception towards the Vietnam War. In this film, Stone gives a generalized few of the Vietnam War but uses a lot of symbolism. In the “Platoon” Stone depicts the Vietnam War as having been quite gruesome and deadly (Richman, p. 45). This description, contrary to what the world was made to believe, is in fact, the truth about the war, according to Stone. However, some Vietnam veterans,…

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