Who was the youngest U.S. president in the nineteenth century?
Correct answer: D. James Polk
- A. John F. Kennedy
- B. Millard Fillmore
- C. Theodore Roosevelt
- D. James Polk
Explanation
Among presidents who served during the nineteenth century, James K. Polk was the youngest when inaugurated, at 49. Theodore Roosevelt was younger when he assumed office, but that occurred in 1901, after the nineteenth century.
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