By: AarzuAhmed

ChristopherJaden

http://youtu.be/gbR6o7T580M

Birth and Childhood

Adult Family Life & DeathJFK went to Harvard University in 1940In 1952, he was elected to Congress and then 4 more

times afterIn 1953, John F. Kennedy married Jacqueline BouvierThey had 2 children, Caroline and John Jr.In 1960, he was elected President of the United Stateshttp://youtu.be/BLmiOEk59n8Hide and Seek was John Jr.’s favorite game in his Dad’s

presidential officeThe Soviet Union and the United States had a cold war.

They each wanted more land without war.He started the Equal Rights Peace CorpsOn November 22, 1963, John F. Kennedy was shot at

age 46 during a parade in Dallas, Texas.

Likes & DislikesLikes DislikesFocus on problemsRead booksTravelPlaying football

People killing each other

Initiatives & Contributions• Helped form America’s idea of Peace

Corps• Saved lives, crew members in World

War II• In 1956, wrote Profiles of Courage

Interesting FactsFemales couldn’t vote when JFK was a little kid F .stands for Fitzgeraldo JFK ran for President of the United States in 196035th PresidentYoungest man elected presidentHe was a great leaderIn 1961, JFK sent troops to Cuba, which is 90 miles

off the coast of FloridaJames Brady was also shot but not killed with JFK

because the shooter wanted to get JFK

Monuments, Statues & Memorials

• Runnymade, England• San Juan, Puerto Rico• Wexford, Ireland

• Runnymade, England• San Juan, Puerto Rico• Wexford, Ireland• Dallas, Texas

Attitudes & AttributesCommunication: talking to the public

Respectful: respecting the country

Thinker: making good lawsPrincipled: nice to the country

Key Concepts

Responsibility: work hard for the country• Reflective: helped the country by realizing we needed peace, not war

Connection: the speech like Dr. Martin Luther King’s speech

Aarzu: Why did you choose the name John Jr. for your son?

Christopher: What was your favorite book?

Ahmed: What was your favorite thing in the world?

Jaden: What was it like to be president?

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