How did the environment in which kennedy was assassinated contribute to its tragic impact? it happened outside in a public place, where many people had gathered to watch him drive by. it took place in an auditorium, where he was campaigning for fellow democrats. it took place outside in the nation’s capital, where many people had gathered to hear him speak. it happened in a northern state, where he and fellow democrats were extremely popular.

The correct answer is A. It happened outside in a public place, where many people had gathered to watch him drive by

Explanation:

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the 35th President of the U.S. from 1961 to 1963 when he was assassinated. President Kennedy was shot on November 22 of 1963 while he traveled in a presidential motorcade through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas as part of a political campaign, as a result of Kennedy's popularity thousands of people gathered outside Dallas Airport to receive Kennedy and along the streets the motorcade passed by, this implied when President Kennedy was shot and then taken to the nearest hospital thousands of people witnessed this tragedy. As a result, the place where Kennedy assassination occurred (Dealy Plaza) contributed to the tragic impact his death had, as it was a public place and people and reporters gather there, also this caused the tragedy was massively broadcasted in TV in all states of the U.S.

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