Why did the us government create the warren commission?

a. because they wanted to prevent future presidential assassinations
b. because jack ruby refused to explain why he killed oswald
c. because the public questioned the details of kennedy’s assassination
d. because lee harvey oswald’s explanations were not believable

Correct answer choice is :

C) Because the public questioned the details of Kennedy’s assassination

Explanation:

The Kennedy detectives essentially confirmed the basic outcome of the Warren Commission that Lee Harvey Oswald fired three shots and that the third murdered the president. But in its brief report released Dec. 31, the committee's last-minute approval of an acoustical investigation of the shooting pointed it to the unexpected judgment that there was a high possibility that a fourth shot had been shot by a second killer. The board said it was inadequate to recognize another killer or the extent of the connivance.

The US government created the warren commission because the public questioned the Kennedy’s assassination

In November 1963, the United States was in total shock following the assassination of the President F Kennedy. He was assassinated in Texas, Dallas. The suspect in the center of the crime was Lee Harvey Oswald.

Oswald was arrested and placed in the custody of the police barely 24 hours after President Kennedy was shot.  

Americans were surprised again, when Oswald was also assassinated. His assassination took place just two days after he was shot dead by a man named jack ruby.

As a young and very vibrant President, the assassination of Kennedy shocked the nation because he ran a government that was so popular among US citizens. He was the voice of change and so loved by the American people.  

To unravel the reason behind his assassination, the new US president Lyon B set up a commission and named it “President Commission on the Assassination of President John F Kennedy.  

The commission was also called Warren commission and it was chaired by Earl Warren, who was the country’s chief Justice. The commission was named after him. The investigation conducted by the commission took about 10 months.

Throughout the findings of the commission, there were different accounts on how President John F Kennedy was assassinated by the witnesses. The commission also traveled to Dallas on many occasions to gather information that was valuable to the commission.  

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