Which statement best describes Kennedy's response to the building of the Berlin Wall? Kennedy sent armed forces to dismantle the wall and remove the Soviets. Kennedy ordered the Bay of Pigs invasion and sent troops to Cuba. Kennedy called for the construction of the Iron Curtain in East Germany. Kennedy declared his support for Berlin but took no action against the USSR.

In response to the building of the Berlin Wall, Kennedy declared his support for Berlin but took no action against the USSR.

President John Kennedy was known for his stance during the Cold War, that together with the USSR, a model should be sought to avoid a possible war and final destruction under accumulated nuclear weapons, which he said at his inaugural speech. Of course, as a convinced democrat, he supported people in Berlin and the problems caused by the Berlin Wall. So on June 26, 1963, he delivered a speech in front of the crowded mass of people in the shadow of the Berlin Wall, providing them with support in the search for freedom.

The answer is: D.