'President Kennedy and a New America'

'In 1962, Americans had once once more found a chance to invent their lives as the hoidenish emerged from a rough recession. Unfortunately, the American trade name companies stood in their right smart by elevator their mark prices, which modify Americans across the demesne. electric chair John F. Kennedy support the negative centre the vane companies were pose forward, and decided to institute a dustup on April 11, 1962 to condition the large trade name companies as greedy, and back uply worse, un-American. President Kennedy did so to turn the civilians of the nation against the major stain companies, so that the executives would timbreing guilty and pull down their prices.\nAfter the earlier paragraphs, Kennedy began to address in detail what the deed would be on the nation if the mark prices were increased. Kennedy believed that the increase of steel prices would raise the be of goods, not alone for American families,  plainly besides for American businessmen and farmers.  Kennedys frequent use of American appealed to the audience reservation them under single-foot that the steel companies ar negatively impacting their lives and that they need to witness a solution. When Kennedy brings up farmers and businessmen-which are in opposite classes- he wants us to realize that regular though we are different, we are still a unified nation. Kennedy in any case showed that he was on the same squad by development vocalises identical we  instead of I. The use of we showed that Kennedy was a post of the American public and make the audience feel very welcomed and united. If he used the word I  instead, he would be implying that he is the sole attraction and the people suffer no say, and even if he also said you  it would make it clear that he would be apothegm its the peoples problem. Kennedy do veritable that the people knew he was a part of them and this supposition made the steel companies stand out as som ething alien-like. Kennedy used this idea to hopefully imbibe the American civilians larn angry at the st...'