Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. John F. Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States and was the 4th president to be assassinated. fskslkfslkflkflksfoaisfjoijfoijfoeifjoeijfoiejfjfnsklvjsdfkvjsndfkvjndsfkljvndfkljnkdfjnkjnskdfjndfnkflaiehgeurglijelkjfnksjankjdnfklajdfnvklfjnkjdnkgjnkjafnjkdsfnkjdnkdjfnkdjfnglfkdjngkdjsfnkdjkvmafjbkjgbileurbgeiurbgieurgieurgbeilugekfgbieubgileugbilfjgdknksfjdnkjdfngdjfnsgkjdskjndkfjkdjfgnksdjfngkjdfngkdjsngf On November 22, 1963, John was attending a parade in Dallas
an assassination? Despite the rationalization given for assassinating someone, in most cases, there is no logical way to substantiate the act of taking someone’s life. Moreover, there is often no seemingly logical explanation to an assassination, and when there is an explanation, it seems to all go back to the same thing: The assassin opposes the stance of their victim when it involves political, moral, religious, or cultural issues. The 35th President of the United States of America, John F. Kennedy
1963 There’s a variety of conspiracy theories tied to the assassination of John F. Kennedy on the 22nd of November, 1963. The majority of which, propose the possible involvement of persons other than Lee Harvey Oswald. The most prevalent of these theories involve parties such as the Mafia, and the CIA. All theories are based upon a few crucial findings hinting that the government has something to hide. In 1964, Lee Harvey Oswald was convicted for the assassination of John F. Kennedy. His case hinted
because every individual has a different perspective and approach to the topic. For instance, we began the year learning about conspiracy theories, I feel with the help of knowledge questions, I learnt the numerous ways of knowing and the various areas of knowledge, but most importantly how everybody else perceived the situation (whether it was John F Kennedy’s assassination or who carried out the9/11 attacks?) and how there could be multiple answers and views to the same question instead of a single