This essay is just a basic outline of JFK -
A. Family and educational Background
                John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born of May 29, 1917 and was the second son of ix children of
        Joseph Patrick Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. The ancestors before him were of
        Wexford County in Ireland. John F. Kennedys father served as first chairman of the
        Securities and Exchange Commission and a US ambassador to Great Britain during Franklin D.
        Roosevelts administration. His mother was the daughter of John F. Fitzgerald who was also
        a political figure.
                John F. Kennedy tended to(p) elementary schools in Brookline and Riverdale,
        mama until the age of thirteen. After that, he was sent to the Canterbury School
        in recent Milford, Connecticut. Later, he transferred to the Choate Academy in Wallingford,
        Connecticut and graduated at eighteen. For a short period of time, he attended he
        attended college at Princeton but left because he had developed a case of jaundice. In
        1936, he enrolled in Harvard and studyed in international dealing and in government.
        After graduating in 1940, he enrolled in the Stanford University graduate business school
        and dropped out six months later. Soon after, he get together the navy.
                Kennedy ran for the US House of Representatives in 1946 and took his seat in
        congress in 1947 and was reelected two more times in 1948 and in 1950. In 1952, with help
        from his family, Kennedy campaigned for the Senate and won. In June of 1956, Kennedy ran
        for Vice President only to turn a loss to Estes Kefauver of Tennessee. After his loss, Kennedy
        began a new campaign for the Presidency.
C. Presidential Elections
                Kennedys ladder mates for the Presidency in 1960 were Richard Nixon and Harry Byrd.
        One of the major issues being debated at the...
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