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Finally, the third app JFK would use to communicate would be FaceTime. FaceTime would be easier to see others face to face. Similar to the other apps, but more private with those who are more involved in the situation.

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Another way to communicate with others but directly towards them. JFK would need messages to communicate with people such as Nikita Khrushchev to privately resolve the issue of a potential nuclear war.

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In some sort of communication, JFK would communicate to the American People on TV. JFK would hold these press conferences for about 3-4 hours. But in today's era, Twitter or any other social media app would be quicker to communicate with the public about what is currently happening around the world. Twitter would help JFK express his ideas.

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JFK: "Hey Nikita, it's me, John."

NK: "What do you want?"

JFK: "We need a resolution for this whole situation. I don't want to see a nuclear war happening and I just want peace."

NK: "What's this resolution that you're thinking of?"

JFK: "I was hoping that the Soviets would dismantle the weapon sites."

NK: "If you guys don't invade Cuba, you got yourself a deal."

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Yes, and how many years must a mountain exist? Before it is washed to the sea? And how many years can some people exist? Before they're allowed to be free? Yes, and how many times can a man turn his head and pretend that he just doesn't see?

The song Blowin In The Wind was made by Bob Dylan and released in 1963. The song addresses the issues of the problem of war and wanting peace. The lyrics above that Bob Dylan sang mean the problems that are happening, and how preventable it can be to stop these issues. Bob Dylan is wondering how long it'll take to resolve these issues. I think the lyrics can relate to JFK of wanting these issues happening right now to stop because it's so preventable.

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"Come you masters of war. You that build the big guns.
You that build the death planes. You that build all the bombs.
You that hide behind walls."

The song Masters Of War is another anti-war song that was written in 1963. Although this was written during the cold war, the song is basically about the dangers of war in general as the lyrics say, "You that build the big guns. You that build the death planes. You that build all the bombs. You that hide behind walls," describing the dangers of war.

Similar to the other song, JFK wanted peace to prevent war from happening.

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"Daddy, daddy, tell me if you can. Why can't things be
the way they were? Before the war began?"

The song Come away Melinda was written to be made as an anti-war song. I think JFK would listen to this song because he was also very anti-war as he didn't want to see a nuclear war. The line when it says "Why can't things be the way they? Before the war began," JFK wanted to have peace and prevent war to figure out a resolution with the Soviets.

He and the Soviets ended up figuring out a resolution.

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This would be the second picture on John F Kennedy's phone. The relationship between John and his wife Jacqueline was very strong. During the 1950s, Jacqueline Kennedy supported John's aspirations in politics which led to him becoming president in the 1960s.

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JFK's view on communism was that he was against it. He referred communist threats as "an enemy, powerful, unrelenting and implacable who seeks to dominate the world by subversion and conspiracy."

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JFK was very against missiles during the Cuban missiles crisis and wanted to prevent a nuclear war. Kennedy wanted to place a naval blockade around Cuba. This aimed to prevent the Soviets from bringing in more military supplies. He also demanded the removal of the missiles currently there and the destruction of their sites.

This ended with a peaceful resolution.

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This would be the wallpaper used for JFK's phone. I decided to use this image as the wallpaper because JFK and Vice President Richard Nixon wanted to strengthen the American military against the Soviet Union and international communism.

Why did JFK want to strengthen the military? "Kennedy called for the Soviet Union to dismantle and withdraw its missiles from Cuba. Soviet Premier Khrushchev refused."