4) When Kennedy directly addresses the Cuban people, he is saying that: a. the U.S has realized that the Cuban people want freedom and justice just as U.S. citizens have b. the Cuban people are being unjustly controlled by the Soviet Union and some Cuba leaders c. having nuclear weapons on Cuban soil makes Cuba a target if war breaks out d. all of the above 1 point

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4) When Kennedy directly addresses the Cuban people, he is saying that: a. the U.S has realized that the Cuban people want freedom and justice just as U.S. citizens have b. the Cuban people are being unjustly controlled by the Soviet Union and some Cuba leaders c. having nuclear weapons on Cuban soil makes Cuba a target if war breaks out d. all of the above 1 point

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This question asks us to interpret President Kennedy's intention when he addressed the Cuban people during the Cuba Missile Crisis. The possible interpretations provided in the options include:a: acknowledging the U.S.'s recognition of the desire for freedom and justice among the Cuban populace,b: suggesting the Cuban's are under the unjust control of Soviet Union and certain native leaders,c: warning that Cuba is at risk of being a target for a potential war due to home situated nuclear weapons, d: endorsing all the above implications. Make your selection by analyzing each available option against the context of Kennedy's address.

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