John F. Kennedy’s education and upbringing had a profound impact on his political style. Growing up in a prominent and politically active family, he was exposed to politics and international affairs from a young age. His education at Harvard University and service in World War II shaped his worldview, emphasizing the importance of leadership and public service. Kennedy’s background fostered a sense of charisma and a commitment to idealism, which he infused into his presidency. His ability to connect with the public, articulate a vision for America, and navigate crises reflect the influences of his formative years.