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1、Lesson 4 Inaugural Address 1. J.F.Kennedy2. Cold war 3. arm raceBy 胡琴 高雨婷John F. Kennedy -35th President of U.S.The official White House portrait of John F.Kennedy Personal details Born :May 29, 1917Died :November 22, 1963Political party: Democratic PartyIn office: 20,1961-November 22,1963 Do You Kn
2、ow? The first president who had served in the U.S. Navy. He received the Pulitzer Prize for his book, “Profiles in Courage”The first president was born in 1900s.He is the only Roman Catholic presidentThe youngest elected president at 43 years old, and the youngest to die at 46 years old. The Kennedy
3、Joseph Patrick Kennedy.JrJoseph F.KennedyRobertP.KennedyEdward P.KennedyJoseph P. KennedyJoseph P. Kennedy SrPatrick KennedyTheodore Roosevelt (4%) George H.W. Bush (4%) Thomas Jefferson (3%) Harry Truman (2%) Richard Nixon (2%) Jimmy Carter (1%) Dwight Eisenhower (1%) Abraham Lincoln (19%)John F. K
4、ennedy (17%) Franklin Roosevelt (11%) No opinion (10%) Ronald Reagan (9%) George Washington (8%) Bill Clinton (7%) An ABC News poll about presidential greatness, taken 1620 February 2000, asked 1,012 adults in the US, Who do you think was the greatest American president?The New FrontierPresident Ken
5、nedyslegislative program toprovide medical carefor the elderly.To rebuild blightedurban areas.To aid education.To bolster the nationaldefense.To increase international aid.To expand the space program.Big events during his presidencyBay of Pigs InvasionCuba Missile CrisisThe Building of the Berlin Wa
6、llWar in VietnamNuclear Test Ban TreatySpace ProgramAmerican Civil Rights MovementIn November 1963,Kennedy wasshot in the head.His car raced toa nearby hospital, wheredoctors frantically triedto revive him,but it was toolate. PresidentKennedy wasdead. Tragedy in DallasHe called on Americans to assum
7、e more obligations, to make greater sacrifices.Presidency and InaugurationPresidency and InaugarationFrom Washington to Obama, Presidents have used inaugural address to articulate their hopes and dreams for a nation. Collectively, these addresses chronicle the course of this country from its earliest days to the present.Kennedys inaugural address and the Franklin Delano Roosevelts first inaugural address to be known as the two most memorable inaugural address, U.S. President in the 20th century
