the presidency of kennedy: charisma and camelot. homework: wednesday march 25th finish your...
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The Presidency of Kennedy: Charisma and Camelot
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Homework: Wednesday March 25th
• Finish your “Advising the President” worksheet.
• Be prepared to present your case for Friday’s Presidential meeting.
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The Election of 1960
• An election between young upcomers John F. Kennedy from Massachusetts and Richard M. Nixon from California.
• Kennedy wins by the narrowest of margin and receives less than 50% of the popular vote.
• The youngest president to take office at the age of 40, changing the atmosphere in the White House with new life and vigor.
• Many Americans saw Kennedy’s youth as a new positive change while other saw him as inexperienced and lacking qualifications.
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HOT ROC: What are some your criteria for a qualified
President?• Work with your partner and list at
least 5 qualifications for a successful President.
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Are Character and Charisma qualifications for a successful
President?• In the 2008 elections,
Democrat candidate Obama was labeled as having charisma, and charm that caused others to like him.
• Along with charisma, supporters touted Obama’s strong character and manner in the time of discourse.
• The 3rd debate between John McCain and Barack Obama, how the candidates responded verbally and non-verbally was extremely important when deciding who won. Do you think their body language could have changed voter’s opinion?
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The Election of 1960: The Televised Debate
• The Nixon-Kennedy debate was the 1st televised debate.
• The debate exposed millions of voters to Kennedy’s charisma. Afterward, Kennedy’s approval rating shot up in the
opinion polls.
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JFK: The Era of Camelot and the New Frontier
• Americans associated the Kennedy years with the mythical kingdom of Camelot.
– Kennedy’s family formed an image of a dynasty equating to the image of King Arthur of Camelot.
• Now its your turn: Read pages 627-629 and paraphrase Kennedy’s 3 major decisions in regards to his “New Frontier.”– Reviving the Economy– Approach to Civil Rights– Landing a Man on the Moon
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Friday March 27th
• Homework: STAR Notes: Pg 632-635 and
answer the following question: What lasting impacts do the failure of the Bay of Pigs and the success of the Cuba Missile have on JFK’s image?
• After writing your homework down, please get into your groups and prepare for the Presidential Meeting.
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The Cuba Missile Crisis
13 days on the Brink of Nuclear War
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Cuba Missile Crisis: October 16-28
• In October of 1962, after the fiasco of the Bay of Pigs, Kennedy discovers that the USSR is building missile launch sites on Cuba.
• Kennedy forms a committee of 12 trusted advisers to halt construction of Soviet missiles.
• Over 13 nervous days, Kennedy, and 90 million Americans feared the beginning of a nuclear war.
• Kennedy decides to not attack Cuba, rather form a blockade of Cuban ports to prevent Soviet ships from bringing missiles.
The Blast radius if missiles were fired from Havana Cuba.