No Modern Camelot

No Modern Camelot

No Modern Camelot

Kennedy was a man obsessed with his image while Arthur was a man obsessed with ideas he had to make his society grow.

I. Camelot was a place of lofty ideas that fell short because of human imperfection.
                  A. Illusion of perfection
                  B. Calling Kennedy's administration Camelot is a Stretch
II.         People praise Kennedy for advancing civil rights greatly, which he did.
                  A. Civil Rights
                  B. Round Table
III.       During Kennedy's time in office and even before he had affairs with numerous women.
      A. Kennedy's mistresses
                  B. John Kennedy comparable to Guinevere
IV.       Mrs. Kennedy seems to have been the one person at the white House while her husband                   was in office that didn't have a darker side.
                  A. Cultivation of the arts
                  B.   Guinevere's affair
V.         Kennedy's administration was destroyed by a lone gunman perched in a building waiting.
        A. Assassination
                    B. Mordrid
VI.         Kennedy and Arthur had some in common but not enough to consider Kennedy's               administration Camelot.
                    A. Negative Similarities
                    B. Arthur insulted
Mike Ramsey
Mrs. Larson
Eng. 113
12/14/98
No modern Camelot
Camelot was a place of lofty ideas that fell short because of human imperfection. The administration of John F. Kennedy was a time when our leaders tried to cover their actions with a cloak to give the illusion of perfection. Giving Kennedy's administration the designation of Camelot is a stretch to say the least. Kennedy was a man obsessed with his image while Arthur was a man obsessed with ideas he had to make his society grow.
People praise Kennedy for advancing civil rights greatly, which he did. However this feat was accomplished after his use of the military to force it on the people. Arthur united...