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JOHN FITZGERALD 
KENNEDY
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 
 He was the thirty- fifth American President. Even 
though he was the youngest president ever to be 
elected he knew what to do for his people.
BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS 
 Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts on May 
29, 1917. 
 He was a child out of nine children, and his parents 
were named Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald.
BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS 
 When the time to apply for university came, John, got 
admitted into Harvard University. 
 Kennedy graduated from Harvard University with a 
Bachelor in Science.
BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS 
 During World War II, he served in the US Navy, and a 
Japanese boat cut John´s boat in half, almost killed 
everyone and hurt John´s back badly. He still saved his 
surviving crew, for which he was later rewarded with a 
medal.
BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS 
 He was elected to the US Congress in 1946, and the US 
Senate in 1952.
MARRIAGE 
 He married Jacqueline Bouvier on September 12, 1953. 
The couple had three children. 
 One of their children was born premature and died 3 
days later from hyaline membrane disease.
PRESIDENCY 
 On January 20th,1961, he became President of the 
United States. 
 He also created a plan called the New Frontier. This 
was a series of government programs, such as urban 
renewal, to help poor and working class people.
PRESIDENCY 
 He made the Peace Corps to help poor countries all 
over the world. 
 He agreed to a large tax cut to help the economy. 
 He also called for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which 
would make discrimination and segregation illegal.
DEATH 
 On Friday, November 22nd ,1963, JFK was shot by Lee 
Harvey Oswald. He was announced dead at 1pm. The 
President´s dead led America into shock. 
 Oswald denied shooting anyone and was killed two 
days later on November 24 by Jack Ruby
The whole world still sees JFK as one of 
the best presidents of all times.
“A man may die, nations may rise and fall, but 
an idea lives on.”

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  • 2. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY  He was the thirty- fifth American President. Even though he was the youngest president ever to be elected he knew what to do for his people.
  • 3. BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS  Kennedy was born in Brookline, Massachusetts on May 29, 1917.  He was a child out of nine children, and his parents were named Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald.
  • 4. BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS  When the time to apply for university came, John, got admitted into Harvard University.  Kennedy graduated from Harvard University with a Bachelor in Science.
  • 5. BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS  During World War II, he served in the US Navy, and a Japanese boat cut John´s boat in half, almost killed everyone and hurt John´s back badly. He still saved his surviving crew, for which he was later rewarded with a medal.
  • 6. BACKGROUND AND EARLY YEARS  He was elected to the US Congress in 1946, and the US Senate in 1952.
  • 7. MARRIAGE  He married Jacqueline Bouvier on September 12, 1953. The couple had three children.  One of their children was born premature and died 3 days later from hyaline membrane disease.
  • 8. PRESIDENCY  On January 20th,1961, he became President of the United States.  He also created a plan called the New Frontier. This was a series of government programs, such as urban renewal, to help poor and working class people.
  • 9. PRESIDENCY  He made the Peace Corps to help poor countries all over the world.  He agreed to a large tax cut to help the economy.  He also called for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which would make discrimination and segregation illegal.
  • 10. DEATH  On Friday, November 22nd ,1963, JFK was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald. He was announced dead at 1pm. The President´s dead led America into shock.  Oswald denied shooting anyone and was killed two days later on November 24 by Jack Ruby
  • 11. The whole world still sees JFK as one of the best presidents of all times.
  • 12. “A man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on.”