The Most Influential 20th Century U.S. Presidents :
A 5 page paper in which the writer discusses Teddy
Roosevelt, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan,
comparing how and why these three men each demonstrated
characteristics qualifying them as the most influential U.S.
Presidents of the 20th century. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Infpres.wps

(The) Balance of Payments & Kennedy : Provides a
thorough, 8 page overview of factors controlling and
inhibiting global trading and the world economy leading upto
the Balance of Payments and the reason behind Kennedy's
pertinent dilemma. Written mostly from a U.S. perspective.
No Bibliography. Balapay.wps

A Rumor Of War / Vietnam : During the Kennedy
Administration, the phrase "New Frontier" referred to a
domestic policy proposing to reduce unemployment, increase
education funding, improve housing, offer medical care to the
elderly, reduce taxes, and protect civil rights. Kennedy's
"New Frontier" became Johnson's "War on Poverty". This 2
page paper explores the experiences of Philip Caputo as
addressed in his book, A Rumor of War, as generalized to the
Vietnam experience and the domestic reaction to a soldier's
involvement. Bibliography lists 2 sources. KTrmorwr.wps

The Cuban Missile Crisis & The Role Of John F. Kennedy :
A 5 page examination of the Cuban Missile Crisis and the role
of John F. Kennedy. Bibliography lists five sources.
Cubanc.wps

The Cuban Missile Crisis : 8 pages in length. Never before or
since the Cuban Missile Crisis has the world been placed on
such alert for potential nuclear disaster. As a result of Soviet
missiles being secretly planted in Cuba, the threat of a nuclear
world war was directly at hand. The writer discusses what
ultimately caused the Cuban Missile Crisis, as well as
interjects considerations with regard to how the world's
safety of today rests upon what was learned from this
situation. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Cubamiss.wps

The Bay of Pigs, the CIA & Kennedy : A 9 page research
paper on the Bay of Pigs and the relationship of the CIA to
Kennedy. The writer details the background of the fiasco, and
the culpability of the participants. Bibliography lists 8
sources. Baypigs.wps

The Bay Of Pigs - Peter Wyden's "Untold Story" : A 5 page
analysis of the Peter Wyden's fascinating book. This is a
well-researched, scholarly, historical account, of the
disastrous invasion of Cuba in the Kennedy administration,
which reads as if it were a novel. Full of dialogue and
description, Wyden gives the reader an insider's view of how
the plans for the Bay of Pigs Invasion were carried out within
the U.S. government; and, in the process, he also gives the
reader a clear understanding as to how so many extremely
intelligent leaders, America's best and brightest, could think
that the CIA plan could work. What he succeeds in showing
his readership is that even the best and most well intentioned
leaders are not supermen, they are human, and as such, they
are capable of error. The Bay of Pigs was-quite simply-a
mistake-one of the most dramatic in U.S. history. No
additional sources cited. Wyden.wps

Kennedy & Cuba vs. Nixon & China / A Comparison Of
Negotiation Styles : A 12 page overview of Kennedy’s
executive committee handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis
compared to Nixon’s normalization process developed out of
the Shanghai Communiqué and the crisis of the Cultural
Revolution in China in 1970. The paper discusses the salient
points of how these two forms of negotiation (committee and
normalization) were developed from these crises, including
policy objectives, style/model developed and ongoing
effectiveness of decisions. Bibliography cites 13 sources.
Chincuba.doc

(The) Black Panthers : 8 pages about the Black Panther party
of the 1960's and 70's. Discusses their role, their purpose,
and the government's "plot" to exterminate them.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Blackpan.wps
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