Immigrant descendants of the Kennedy family

The Kennedys are descendants of immigrants from Ireland to the United States. 1848 A poor Irishman named Patrick Kennedy crossed the ocean and came to Boston, USA. He is only 26 years old this year. He soon found a job in a barrel factory, made some money, and settled down to get married and have children. 10 years later, he died of cholera, and the responsibility of taking care of the family was borne by his widow. A few years later, Patrick Joseph, the only boy in this family, grew up. In order to earn money to support his family, he dropped out of school and worked as a porter at the dock. After saving some money, he opened a beer house, became a small boss, and began an American dream of getting rich. Patrick Joseph is good at business, and the pub business is booming. After that, he began to dabble in politics. After running for the state legislature, he married Mary, the daughter of a wealthy hotel owner, and gave birth to his son Joseph Kennedy. Patrick Joseph is far-sighted. In order to give his children the best education, he sent his son to Harvard University.

After graduation, Joseph Kennedy became the chairman of a bank with the support of his father, and claimed to be the youngest bank chairman in the United States. The later history is the history of the Kennedy family, and Joseph made a lot of money by engaging in various speculations. In order to make it easier for children to enter the society in the future, he also moved his family to new york. After accumulating hundreds of millions of dollars in assets, Joseph began to pay attention to political activities. He paid special attention to a potential presidential candidate. This man is the later famous franklin roosevelt. Joseph knew Roosevelt before and thought that he was the leader needed by the country. Helping him run for office also helped him enter politics. So Joseph began to help Roosevelt raise funds and accompanied Roosevelt on campaign trips many times. For some reason, after Roosevelt was elected president, he was not entrusted with an important task, but was appointed as the chairman of the newly established CSRC. Joseph took a fancy to the position of finance minister. Nevertheless, Joseph remained loyal. 1935, he "wrote" a book about the election campaign, I support Roosevelt (actually written by a reporter), and then sent it to Roosevelt. Roosevelt only replied to a short message: "The book is good, I am very happy." Joseph took this reply on the note as a treasure, framed it and hung it at home, boasting whenever guests came. His loyalty to Joseph was rewarded by Roosevelt, who appointed him as the ambassador to Britain in 1937. This is something that an Irish Catholic descendant never dared to think about before. However, although Joseph is good at making money, he is still very clumsy politically. After less than three years as a diplomat, he was recalled to the country. Roosevelt didn't appoint him to any post, and he disappeared from politics. But he is unwilling, he wants his four sons to go into politics; Reach the pinnacle of one's career