What Was One Way in Which the Televised Debate Between

question 20

Multiple Choice

What was one way in which the televised debate between Kennedy and Nixon was significant?

• A) Nixon had been far less prominent than Kennedy in the national conversation, so the debate propelled him to notoriety.
• B) Kennedy and Nixon's rapport on screen resulted in their being grouped as running mates on a winning ticket.
• C) The debate grew so heated and almost violent that the two parties panicked and considered trying out different candidates.
• D) The visual nature of the debate played to Kennedy's strengths, especially as Nixon was sick with a virus.
• E) Kennedy proved so successful in the debate that he only felt the need to invest in a small campaign and traveled little.

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