After Kennedy's death, how was Jacqueline Kennedy reported to have described her husband's administration?
A. as likened to Camelot, the Arthurian legend of Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
B. as reflective of the ideals gained by her husband from his humble immigration origins
C. as being secretive and unrepresentative of the ideals important to the American people
D. as being a near-perfect example of what an ideal democratic administration should be `
Answer: A
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