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A 5 page paper which examines the
positive impact of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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was a woman of dignity and a woman who stood as a moral icon for many. In her life she suffered a great many hardships and always seemed to rise
above them with a sense of incredible strength. In the following paper we examine some of the elements which made her such a powerful and dignified woman. The paper discusses
her love of art and history, her dignified presence, and her love of family, all of which prove her to be a woman that many can learn from.
Her Love for Art and History Jacqueline, from an early age, was always incredibly mesmerized by the arts. At an early age we note that "She was educated at the
best of private schools; she wrote poems and stories, drew illustrations for them, and studied ballet" (Anonymous Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis jackie_biography.html). And, as a young woman, just prior to meeting
and marrying Kennedy, "She was appreciative of the superb teachers she found in the areas of all my greatest interests--in literature and art, Shakespeare and poetry. In the summer of
1951, Jackie won Vogues Prix de Paris writing contest, whose theme was People I Wish I Had Known" (Anonymous Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis jackie_biography.html). As the First Lady, however,
she decided that it was important to bring art into the nations capital and the nations heart. "Her interest in the arts, publicized by press and television, inspired an attention
to culture never before evident at a national level. She devoted much time and study to making the White House a museum of American history and decorative arts as well
as a family residence of elegance and charm" (Anonymous Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy jk35.html). And, in bringing in the arts she also focused on the history as well for back
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