After reading the speeches by Kennedy and describe how its author argues about compromise (positive and negative) within its historical context.

A compromise can be either positive (e.g., mutual sacrifice for mutual benefit: “We resolved the conflict by compromising on the solution”) or negative (e.g., being weakened, harmed, or overcome by an outside force: “Their immune systems were compromised when the virus destroyed their white blood cells”).After reading the speeches by Kennedy and describe how its author argues about compromise (positive and negative) within its historical context. Use specific examples from the text to support your claims.