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What Are The Goals Of Roosevelt By John F. Kennedy And Franklin D. Roosevelt

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In two not so very different times or dire need and utmost importance two men, presidents in fact, gave their ideals to a werry American country. John F. Kennedy and Franklin D. Roosevelt both chose history as their distinguished way to convey their hopes for America. However, Roosevelt speech proposes that they needed to unite to protect themselves by protecting others and they should do that by helping without engaging. Likewise Kennedy said that they can do more together than all the harm they could do apart by uniting in peace. People like to stick to what they know and not change. Consequently that's why both presidents had to start with history . JFK clearly states right away in the first line of the third paragraph “The world is
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