Question

1. who was president during the great depression and world war ii?

a. calvin coolidge
b. harry truman
c. franklin d. roosevelt
d. dwight d. eisenhower

1. who was president during the great depression and world war ii?

a. calvin coolidge
b. harry truman
c. franklin d. roosevelt
d. dwight d. eisenhower

1. who did the united states fight in world war ii?

a. germany, japan, and italy
b. austria - hungary, germany, and japan
c. the soviet union, germany, and italy
d. spain, germany, and japan

1. before he was president, eisenhower was a general. what war was he in?

a. world war i
b. the korean war
c. world war ii
d. the vietnam war

1. during the cold war, what was the main concern of the united states?

a. communism
b. slavery
c. environmental issues
d. colonialism

1. what movement tried to end racial discrimination?

Explanation:

1. Franklin D. Roosevelt served as U.S. President from 1933 to 1945, covering both the Great Depression (1929-1930s) and most of World War II (1939-1945).
2. The U.S. fought the Axis Powers in WWII, which included Germany, Japan, and Italy.
3. Dwight D. Eisenhower was a prominent U.S. Army general who commanded Allied forces in Europe during World War II before becoming President.
4. The Cold War centered on ideological tension between the U.S.-led capitalist bloc and the Soviet-led communist bloc, so communism was the U.S.'s main concern.

Answer:

1. c. Franklin D. Roosevelt
2. a. Germany, Japan, and Italy
3. c. World War II
4. a. Communism