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What does Kennedy mean by “history the final judge?” A. He is warning that audience that they will be punished for their inactions. B. He is emphasizing that the work we do today will have an impact the
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What does Kennedy mean by “history the final judge?”

A. He is warning that audience that they will be punished for their inactions.
B. He is emphasizing that the work we do today will have an impact the future.
C. He is reminding the audience that they keep in mind the country’s history when they act.
D. He is encouraging the audience to perform deeds that will get their names in history books.

11.02 Quiz: Kennedy’s Inaugural Address

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The answer is B for this question
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Answer: I think the answer is C

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