John Fitzgerald Kennedy
...1953. He took vigorous action in the cause of equal rights, calling for new civil rights legislation, which was an impressive stage to get constitution and everything back on track. It was the period of time that he had to deal with the communist problem, which happened between the Soviet Union (Russia) and the West of Europe. Kennedy did involve by reinforcing the West of Berlin. For example, during his year in the office he was trying to declaring war with Soviet Union (Russia) and the West of Europe, in order to bring peace to many people in that country because they had been suffering without peaceful life. Kennedy was the Democrat President. He always put his political idealism whenever he voted against Eisenhower. One of his hardest times during his President life was that he had to face about his Civil Right Act issue. He gave the speech during his President life, which was about the Civil Right Act. He promised that if he would be elected he would never discrimination. But there was a really plain statistic that about him was: (http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/john_kennedy_and_civil_rights.htm) 57% of African American housing was judged to be unacceptable African American life expectancy was 7 years less than whites African American infant mortality was twice as great as whites African Americans found it all but impossible to get mortgages from mortgage lenders. Property values would drop a great deal if an African American family moved into a neighborhood that was not a ghetto. This was just a short figure about he was doing while he was elected to be a president. The reason why were too many different answers. I would leave that to the authority. Not thinking about the political stuffs, he still spent time for some leisure time too. He did many different things: writing public paper on Art. He was good at giving quotation and. There are some of the most well-known of his quotations were: "I see little of more importance to the future of our country and our civilization than ...