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Why did kennedy consider foreign policy to be the most important issue of his administration?
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Why did kennedy consider foreign policy to be the most important issue of his administration?

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He wanted to establish peace with other nations. With this done he could then focus on problems within the country.
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He believed that there had to be peace abroad in order for there to be peace at home
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