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The reasons are as follows:
1) Kennedy knew what questions were going to be ahead of time.
2) Nixon was unprepared for the debate and stumbled over his words.
3) Kennedy was tanned, rested, and relaxed
4) Nixon’s accent made him difficult to understand for many listeners
The reason that described the winning of Kennedy in the first debate against Nixon in the elections of the year 1960 was the unpreparedness and the stumbling words spoken by Nixon while giving the debate.
John F. Kennedy served his presidency for about three years in the year 1961 in the country of America.
During the presidential elections in the year 1960, the first debate was won by Kennedy while addressing the public as he was perceived to be more confident whereas Nixon seemed to be very nervous while giving his first debate.
Therefore, the reason given in the second option would be more appropriate while describing the winning of Kennedy.
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