1. Provide an in-text citation thesis essay, and references of a critical reading and research, rhetorical literature review of the speech (inaugural address) and the speaker (John F. Kennedy), include any relevant writing, review can focus on secondary sources about the artifact and its moment in history; his campaign, nuclear power cold war, importance of the speech, and  also include a review of other critical works on your subject (what they are looking at).  In the text, include his audience and other speeches by him.

Many works of rhetorical art have never had a published criticism, so don't be disappointed if you are the first. 

2. Also differently, Identify the kind of argument that is being made, apply the basic terms of invention which includes enthymemes, arguments based on probabilities, use of example, appeals to emotion or ethos, and fallacies discovered, include other critics who have addressed these same elements of JFK inaugural address.

3. Also differently,  discuss about the tone, language and rhetoric way of his speech. You can cite memorable phrases or quotes.

Ref for the speech;

http://rhetoricalgoddess.wikidot.com/note:style