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The Assassination Of JFK

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After the assassination of JFK the world was affected greatly. The family, government, America, american people, and the public suffered a great loss. The world lost a very special and important person because of something someone else did. The assassination of JFK was one of the many things that will never be forgotten in our world today. Jacqueline Kennedy lost one of her most valued friends and family. She was in the car when he was shot and in the hospital when he was pronounced dead. The man who committed this crime did not only kill JFK he took a man of power and a man who had a family. Lee Harvey Oswald made JFK’s family suffer but he also made the whole world suffer such a great loss. The world was shocked that such a thing happened.

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