In his Inaugural Address, which two groups of ideas does President Kennedy use to organize the majority of the speech?

A. pledges on the part of the United States and requests to other countries

B. pledges on the part of the United States and threats to U. S. enemies

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31 August, 16:18

In his Inaugural Address, which two groups of ideas does President Kennedy use to organize the majority of the speech?

A. pledges on the part of the United States and requests to other countries

B. pledges on the part of the United States and threats to U. S. enemies

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Frida Ramirez · Answer 1

Pledges on the part of the United States and requests to other countries

Alia James · Answer 2

Best Answer: D. pledges on the part of the United States and threats to U. S. enemies

President John F. Kennedy delivered his inaugural address in which he announced that "we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and success of liberty

In his Inaugural Address, which two groups of ideas does President Kennedy use to organize the majority of the speech?A. pledges on the part of the United States and requests to other countriesB. pledges on the part of the United States and threats to U. S. enemies

In his Inaugural Address, which two groups of ideas does President Kennedy use to organize the majority of the speech?

A. pledges on the part of the United States and requests to other countries

B. pledges on the part of the United States and threats to U. S. enemies