Kennedy's decision to select technical experts for his cabinet reflected the general belief that: a. Kennedy was an outsider. b. only people from elite universities could manage government. c. politicians were corrupt. d. America's problems could be solved through science and technology.

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Yandel Welch

Social Studies

8 November, 15:29

Kennedy's decision to select technical experts for his cabinet reflected the general belief that: a. Kennedy was an outsider. b. only people from elite universities could manage government. c. politicians were corrupt. d. America's problems could be solved through science and technology.

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Damaris Oconnell · Answer 1

Kennedy's decision to select technical experts for his cabinet reflected the general belief that America's problem could be solved by science and technology.

Option: (d)

Explanation:

America has been advanced in terms of "science and technology" since ages. Choosing technical experts by Kennedy commonly indicates that the problems prevailing in America can be solved by the application of science and technology in the right method. Kennedy was an eminent personality who worked immensely to move human affairs in the broad and progressive way. He was a myth buster, anti-sacralizer and a realist.