When Kennedy took office, he was handed the task of leading a country through the Cold War. In doing so, Kennedy took a hard line on many issues, responding directly to Soviet aggression in Cuba and Berlin. Luckily, in both instances, the Soviet Union backed off, but the American people remained worried about the outbreak of nuclear war.

As both superpowers raced to send larger satellites farther into space, the United States under President Kennedy's leadership set up the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Its mission was to direct an American space program to compete with that of the Soviets.

Use the passage to answer the question.
In the text, you read this about the Cold War during John F. Kennedy’s presidency.

Based on the text, which of the following was a positive outcome of the Cold War during Kennedy’s presidency?
A. It encouraged scientific exploration of space.
B. It broke down the Berlin Wall.
C. It reduced the risk of nuclear war.
D. It led to international cooperation in space exploration.

1) A - (It encouraged scientific exploration of space)

2) C - (Ballots were only printed in English)
3) D - (The United States did not succeed against either communist opponent)
4) A - (The draft process and methods of selection seemed unjust)
5) B - (Peace Corps)
6) C - (refusal to use violence to achieve his goals)
7) B - (They won Spanish bilingual elections rights)
8) C - (Nixon visiting China)
9) A - (He needed to use force to allow black students into the school)

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Based on the text, the correct answer is A. It encouraged scientific exploration of space. The passage mentions that both the United States and the Soviet Union were racing to send larger satellites farther into space. In response to this competition, President Kennedy set up NASA to direct an American space program to compete with the Soviets. This indicates that the Cold War rivalry between the superpowers stimulated the scientific exploration of space.