United States President Elect John F. Kennedy talks to the nation.

The speaker outlines the challenges the nation will face in the coming years and calls for a collective national effort to navigate through the 1960s. They express a personal commitment to the country's long-term interests and the cause of freedom worldwide. The speaker also mentions preparing for a new administration and personal changes, including the arrival of a new baby, following the election of John F. Kennedy.

What does the speaker identify as necessary to navigate the 1960s?

• A focus on technological advancement

• A change in leadership

• Increased military spending

• A supreme national effort

What does the speaker say about the election results?

• It was a unanimous decision

• It was a close one

• It was a controversial outcome

• It was a landslide victory

What does the speaker assure the audience regarding his personal commitment?

• He will work on healthcare reforms

• He will focus on economic growth

• He will devote his mind and spirit to the country's interests

• He will prioritize environmental issues

What personal event does the speaker mention while preparing for a new administration?

• A new baby

• A new house

• A new job

• A new car

Who was elected, marking the end of the speech?

• Dwight D. Eisenhower

• John Fitzgerald Kennedy

• Lyndon B. Johnson

• Richard Nixon