Inaugural Address

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What is the main goal emphasized by John F. Kennedy in his Inaugural Address?

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Freedom

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According to Kennedy, where do the rights of human beings come from?

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From God

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What does Kennedy refer to when he mentions humans having the power to abolish all forms of human life?

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Humans have nuclear weapons.

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How does Roosevelt's attitude toward a national stockpile of weapons differ from Kennedy's?

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Roosevelt urges an immediate buildup of weapons. Kennedy recommends bringing the buildup of weapons under control.

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What value does Kennedy state the United States will defend at any length?

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Protecting liberty around the world.

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What historical context influenced Kennedy's Inaugural Address?

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The Cold War and the threat of nuclear weapons.

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What rhetorical device does Kennedy use to engage his audience in his Inaugural Address?

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Anaphora, repeating phrases for emphasis.

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What is the significance of the phrase 'Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country'?

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It emphasizes civic responsibility and active citizenship.

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How does Kennedy's Inaugural Address reflect the ideals of American exceptionalism?

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It portrays the U.S. as a leader in promoting freedom and democracy.

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What role does the concept of unity play in Kennedy's Inaugural Address?

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Kennedy calls for national and global unity to face challenges.