1. 32nd
   35th
2. 40th
   43rd

JFK was the 35th president of the US. He served from January 1961 to November 1963.

1. Frank
   Fred
2. Freud
   Fitzgerald

JFK's middle name is Fitzgerald. He got the name from his maternal grandfather, whose last name was Fitzgerald.

1. 1901
   1917
2. 1920
   1945

JFK was born May 29, 1917. He was born at home in Brookline, Massachusetts.

1. Boston
   Miami
2. Dallas
   Sacramento

JFK was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963. Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested for the crime.

1. Caroline
   Jackie
2. Edith
   Maryanne

JFK married Jacqueline Bouvier. Jackie was the daughter of a stockbroker.

1. Ohio State
   Michigan State
2. Harvard
   Florida State

JFK was a graduate of Harvard. He majored in government.

1. mayor
   governor
2. senator
   county commissioner

JFK was a U.S. senator before he was president. He served as a senator from 1953-1960.

1. Jack the Ripper
   Jeffrey Dahmer
2. Ted Bundy
   Lee Harvey Oswald

Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested on suspicion of killing JFK. He insisted he was innocent, however, and he was killed by Jack Ruby.

1. Huntington's
   Parkinson's
2. Chron's
   Addison's

JFK had Addison's disease. Addison's is an endocrine disorder.

1. Army
   Navy
2. Air Force
   Marines

JFK served in the Naval Reserve. He retired from the Navy in 1945.

1. Caroline
   Edith
2. Jacqueline
   Emma

JFK's daughter's name is Caroline. She is the only surviving member of JFK's immediate family.

1. assassinated
   heart attack
2. car accident
   old age

JFK was assassinated on November 22, 1963. Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested for the crime.

1. Jane Goodall
   Jayne Mansfield
2. Marilyn Monroe
   Jennifer Anniston

JFK is rumored to have had an affair with Marilyn Monroe. She is not, however, the only woman he was rumored to have had an affair with.

1. 1958
   1959
2. 1961
   1964

JFK's presidency began on January 20, 1961. He did not serve one complete term.

1. George Washington
   Abraham Lincoln
2. Lyndon B. Johnson
   Barack Obama

Lyndon B. Johnson was JFK's vice president. He was sworn in as president upon JFK's death.

1. Cat in the Hat
   Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
2. Profiles in Courage
   Pride and Prejudice

JFK authored Profiles in Courage. The book won a Pulitzer Prize.

1. Baptist
   Methodist
2. Puritan
   Catholic

JFK was the first Catholic president. He is also as of 2018 the only Catholic president.

1. Rose
   Ted
2. Joe
   Eunice

Ted Kennedy was the youngest Kennedy. Ted was a Massachusetts senator for more than 40 years.

1. 39
   43
2. 51
   64

JFK was only 43 when he entered office. He remains the youngest to ever be elected president.

1. Democratic
   Republican
2. Independent
   Green

JFK was a member of the Democratic party. JFK's older brother, Joe, was actually supposed to become president.

1. 1
   2
2. 3
   4

JFK and Jackie had four children. Only two children, however, lived.

1. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
   Brookline Cemetery
2. Pauper's Cemetery
   Arlington National Cemetery

JFK is buried at Arlington National Cemetery. He was entombed on November 25, 1963.

1. General
   Lieutenant
2. Private
   Admiral

JFK was a lieutenant in the US Navy. He became a lieutenant on October 10, 1942.

1. WWI
   WWII
2. Korean War
   Vietnam War

JFK served in WWII. He commanded PT boats.

1. War Memorial
   The Wall
2. Eternal Flame
   The Unknown Soldier

The John F. Kennedy Eternal Flame is the memorial at JFK's gravesite. The permanent memorial opened in 1967.

1. Eisenhower
   Washington
2. Nixon
   Lincoln

JFK defeated Republican Richard Nixon to become president. Nixon would become president in 1969.

1. World War I
   The War of Independence
2. The War of 1812.
   The Cold War

JFK was president at the height of the Cold War. The Cold War is thought to have ended in 1989 when Communism in Europe was defeated.

1. Pearl Harbor
   Nagasaki
2. Bay of Pigs
   Hiroshima

JFK approved the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion. The invasion was undertaken by the CIA.

1. Girl Scouts
   Boy Scouts
2. Doctors Without Borders
   Peace Corps

JFK established the Peace Corps via Executive Order. He signed the order on March 1, 1961.

1. New Frontier
   New Deal
2. New Day
   New Dawn

JFK's policies were termed the New Frontier. He first used the term at his 1960 acceptance speech.

1. French
   German
2. Irish
   Spanish

The Kennedys were Irish immigrants. All four of JFK's grandparents were Irish.

1. 2
   4
2. 6
   8

JFK had eight siblings. He was the second of nine children.

1. Ted
   Rose
2. Robert
   Eunice

Robert F. Kennedy served as Attorney General during JFK's presidency. Robert was assassinated in June 1968.

1. Hamlet
   Greece
2. Romeo
   Camelot

The term Camelot was used to describe Kennedy, his presidency and his family. Jackie Kennedy was the first to use the term.

1. New York
   Massachusetts
2. Florida
   Ohio

JFK was born and raised in Massachusetts. He was born on May 29, 1917.