[a]sk not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country. explain why the quotation above is viewed as one of the most significant lines of john f. kennedy’s speech. (hint: think about the political, civil, and economic conditions of kennedy’s presidency.)

This quote was aimed to make people think more about their political and civil positions. Everyone want's to live in a rich and strong country that will satisfy people's needs, provide people with good jobs and nice goods. But, at first we have to undestand that demanding is not the way the strong country is built. A country is what we do for it to be which means we have to contribute in order to consume. Kennedy's words helped Americans realize their importance, that also built patriotism and willnes to develop Americe in many areas.