Which of the following best describes why President Kennedy believed education was important? He believed that better education was key to civil rights and greater equality. He believed that a better-educated nation would beat Russia in the space race to the moon. He believed that better education would end disease and poverty. He believed that a better-educated nation would advocate more for the environment.

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Edith Mercer

11 December, 16:17

Which of the following best describes why President Kennedy believed education was important? He believed that better education was key to civil rights and greater equality. He believed that a better-educated nation would beat Russia in the space race to the moon. He believed that better education would end disease and poverty. He believed that a better-educated nation would advocate more for the environment.

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Morgan Valenzuela · Answer 1

A) He believed education was key to civil rights and greater equality

Jayden Higgins · Answer 2

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- He believed education was key to civil rights and greater equality ...

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For fourteen days during October 1962, the world held its inspiration as John F Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev attempted to reach an agreement and bypass nuclear war. Ernest May examines how Kennedy described his leadership abilities during the crisis.