Who was the U.S. president during World War Two?
Correct answer: C. Franklin D. Roosevelt
- A. Theodore Roosevelt
- B. Woodrow Wilson
- C. Franklin D. Roosevelt
- D. Dwight Eisenhower
Explanation
Franklin D. Roosevelt was U.S. president when the United States entered World War Two and led the country until his death in April 1945. Eisenhower became president after the war ended.
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