FAQ About John F. Kennedy
How did John F. Kennedy handle the Cold War?
During the Cold War, John F. Kennedy implemented a policy of flexible response, which involved maintaining strategic military balance while focusing on diplomatic resolutions. His administration dealt with numerous Cold War challenges, including the construction of the Berlin Wall and tensions in Southeast Asia. Kennedy is particularly noted for his leadership during the Cuban Missile Crisis, where he opted for a naval blockade and negotiated a resolution, avoiding a potential nuclear war.
