Question

Which statement best describes the main idea of John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address?

A) President Kennedy discusses the need for freedom and peace through the cooperation of the nation’s bordering neighbors.
B) President Kennedy vows to uphold the principles the country was founded on, while assisting the poor as well as promoting peaceful relationships with allies and enemies.
C) President Kennedy explains that creating peace and helping struggling nations will take considerable time and much effort.
D) President Kennedy outlines how the world is very different, and it is important for Americans to stand together and support the United Nations in its quest for peace.

Answer 1

D) President Kennedy outlines how the world is very different, and it is important for Americans to stand together and support the United Nations in its quest for peace.

Answer 2

D) President Kennedy outlines how the world is very different, and it is important for Americans to stand together and support the United Nations in its quest for peace.

Step-by-step explanation:

President Kennedy adresses the nation and the world in his inaugural speech with the idea of defending freedom and supporting the UNited Nations in the pursue of a better world, and he invites americans to get on board with the idea of helping one another, and says his famouse phrase "Do not ask what your country can do for you, ask what can you do for your country". He faces how we lived in a different world and how americans should stand together against those who are a threat to freedom and prosperity.