Answer:
America in 1961 seems a vast difference than America in 1766 when America was formed.
Explanation:
President John F Kennedy was the 35th President of America. He was elected to the office in the year 1961. President John F Kennedy promised the people of America an ambitious domestic agenda since the "New Deal", a promise of reforms and laws that would eliminate the inequality and injustice from the land. But this decade was dominated by Vietnam War and the Civil Rights protest.
While in the year 1766, a new America was born. The second Continental Congress meets in Philadelphia on the 2nd of July in the year 1766 and declared independence to form "United States of America". hey also adopted the Declaration of Independence two days later. This period saw the Revolutionary War or the American Revolution. There were injustice and fight for independence everywhere.
In his address, JFK referred to the Americans of 1961 as the heirs of the Americans of 1776 who are enjoying the sacrifices that the founding fathers fought for.
The difference that exists between these Americans in these time periods was that in the year 1776, Americans did not have rights. They were at the mercy of the people that governed them.
But in the America of 1961, the rights of the people did not lie in the hands of the state. They were natural rights that they were born with. The duty of the states was to protect these rights.
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