According to jfk, what does the space race represent to the public.

According to JFK, the space race represented CONFIDENCE to the public.

Explanation:

The Space Race is a term that came about or was developed to the actions of the Soviet Union.

In the year 1957, the Soviet Union was the first to launch a satellite called Sputnik to out of space. For every country, launching a satellite into out of space was the next step into technological advancement.

This action caught the United States unawares and by surprise. This spurred the United States into action and we can say the Space Race began.

The United States sent their first satellite called the Explorer into the Earth's surface and this led to the creation of NASA( National Aeronautics and Space Administration).

In the year 1961, President John .F. Kennedy gave a speech referred to as the "Moon Speech". He spoke about his goal to have a American land on the moon and also for the American to run to earth safely. This was a program that would run for over 5 years.

According the President John . F. Kennedy, the space race meant a lot to the American public because it inspired confidence in the American public and showed that they could overtake and exceed the Soviet Union in space travels.

what did the protagonist say?

answer: b. the moon is much smaller than the earth.

explanation:

it starts off by comparing the earth and venus. it also only says one sentance about the moon which make it the odd one out. in conclusion the answer is b.