Which of these measures did President Kennedy succeed in passing?A.A higher minimum wageB.Tax cutsC.Universal health careD.Aid for education

To determine which measures President Kennedy succeeded in passing, we can explore his major legislative achievements during his presidency (1961-1963).

1. A. A higher minimum wage: In 1961, Kennedy did sign into law an increase in the federal minimum wage. This was one of his initiatives aimed at improving the economy and assisting low-income workers.

2. B. Tax cuts: President Kennedy proposed significant tax cuts which eventually led to the Revenue Act of 1964, but this was passed after his assassination. He did not succeed in passing tax cuts during his presidency.

3. C. Universal health care: Kennedy did advocate for national health insurance, but he was unable to get comprehensive legislation on this issue passed during his time in office.

4. D. Aid for education: Kennedy's administration did provide support for education, particularly with initiatives such as the area redevelopment act and the establishment of the National Defense Education Act. However, comprehensive federal aid for education did not see significant new legislation during his presidency.

Given this analysis, the correct answer is A. A higher minimum wage.