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Which statement best describes Kennedy’s response to the building of the Berlin Wall?
Kennedy sent armed forces to dismantle the wall and remove the Soviets.
Kennedy ordered the Bay of Pigs invasion and sent troops to Cuba.
Kennedy called for the construction of the Iron Curtain in East Germany.
Kennedy declared his support for Berlin but took no action against the USSR.
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"Kennedy declared his support for Berlin but took no action against the USSR."
He publicly opposed the Berlin Wall (notably in his 1963 "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech) and strengthened NATO deterrence, but he did not order military action to remove the wall or directly confront the Soviets over it.
He publicly opposed the Berlin Wall (notably in his 1963 "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech) and strengthened NATO deterrence, but he did not order military action to remove the wall or directly confront the Soviets over it.
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