In what two ways did young Americans respond to Kennedy's challenge?

Young Americans responded to Kennedy's challenge in two significant ways: first, by participating in the Peace Corps, which allowed them to engage in volunteer work and promote development in underserved countries. Second, many joined civil rights movements, inspired by Kennedy's call for social justice and equality, actively working toward desegregation and advocating for civil rights legislation. These responses reflected a desire to contribute positively to both domestic and international issues.