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Who was President during World War II?

Correct answer

Franklin Roosevelt

  1. A Abraham Lincoln
  2. B Franklin Roosevelt
  3. C George Washington
  4. D Woodrow Wilson

Why this is the answer

FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT (FDR) was President during World War II. USCIS 65/20 Civics Question: 'Who was President during World War II?' — Answer: (Franklin) Roosevelt. FDR led the United States through most of World War II (and the Great Depression before it), serving from 1933 until his death in 1945. NOTE: Woodrow Wilson was President during World War I. Knowing the wartime presidents (Wilson—WWI, Roosevelt—WWII) is common citizenship test content.
Source: USCIS Civics 65/20 — President During WWII

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