verb (used with or without object), present singular 1st person wot, 2nd wost, 3rd wot, present plural wit or wite; past and past participle wist; present participle witting.
Multiple Choice 1. What did President Kennedyâs domestic agenda primarily fight? (1 point) unemployment communism Republicans poverty 2. Which of these was a result of the Equal Pay Act? (1 point) Employment practices became fairer.est Answer: 1. What did President Kennedyâs domestic agenda primarily fight? (1 point) (0 pts) unemployment (0 pts) communism (0 pts) Republicans (1 pt) poverty 0 /1 point 2. Which of these was a result of the Equal Pay Act?
It was JFK, promising more money for defense spending and American readiness when he charged Eisenhower for allowing a non-existent missile gap to develop between the U.S. and Soviet nuclear arsenals. And it was JFK, who during the debates with Nixon, charged that Eisenhower policy had resulted in the loss of Cuba. Upon assuming the Presidency, JFK's Inaugural Address was as hawkish as one could ever get.