Kennedy's inaugural speech, he clearly and consistently conveys the three political assumptions; freedom, human rights, and brotherhood. One political assumption mentioned in Kennedy's inaugural address clearly and consistently stated was freedom. ... Another political assumption clearly implied in JFK's inaugural address is human rights. ... The third political assumption addressed in Kennedy's inaugural address is brotherhood. ... Freedom, human rights, and brother hood are three political assumptions mentioned in this famous inaugural address....

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Kennedy gave one of the most memorable inaugural addresses on January 20, 1961. ... During the time that President Kennedy gave his inaugural address there was a lot going on in the world. ... "Inaugural Address." Inaugural Address (Kennedy) (2009): 1. ... Kennedy's inaugural address....

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Kennedy returned with a fierce whiplash against the steel companies who lacked "...a higher sense of business responsibility for the welfare of their country." ... All in addition to Kennedy's firmly defensive and charismatic tone in association with the American public. It is also notable to mention Kennedy's deliberate act of labeling himself in with the general public of America when in reality, he was a highly educated and wealthy millionaire coming from a privileged family. Conclusively presenting President Kennedy with a firm sense of utmost honesty and respect in appeal ...

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The first thing JFK was most memorable for was his inaugural address when he became president on January 20, 1961. It was 4:00 A.M. and Kennedy was rehearsing his address to the people. ... Now it was time for the inaugural address. ... Now came the time for Kennedy to say his address to the nation. ... Kennedy was right. ...

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President Kennedy's legacy was very intimidating to Nixon. Although Nixon's Inaugural Address had been somewhat inspired in style by Kennedy's, Nixon did not like to be compared to Kennedy. ... He viewed Berlin as Kennedy's city and did not want to see any comparisons between their respective welcomes there. ... According to Nixon, "That's a Kennedy song." Nixon's attitude toward Kennedy revealed much about his insecurity. ...

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• Grade Level: High School