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She became First Lady in 1961, bringing young children into the White House and promoting arts and cultural heritage.
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She studied at Vassar, spent her junior year in France, and ultimately graduated from George Washington University.
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In Washington, she worked as an inquiring photographer before marrying Senator John F. Kennedy in 1953.
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After her husband's tragic assassination, her brave posture won global respect as she sought privacy for her family.
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From 1978 until her death in 1994, she enjoyed a successful second career as a book editor for Doubleday.
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Jacqueline worked extensively to transform the White House into a museum showcasing American history and decorative arts.
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Born in New York, Jacqueline Bouvier learned to ride horses early and developed a passion for literature, art, and ballet.
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She moved to New York City and later married Greek businessman Aristotle Onassis in 1968.