What President removed General Douglas MacArthur from command in the Korean War?
Correct answer: A. Harry S. Truman
- A. Harry S. Truman
- B. Lyndon B. Johnson
- C. Herbert Hoover
- D. John F. Kennedy
Explanation
President Harry S. Truman removed General Douglas MacArthur in April 1951 after MacArthur publicly challenged the administration's limited-war policy in Korea. The dismissal reflected civilian control over military command.
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