Question

In his farewell address, President _____ focused on the dangers of a military-industrial complex, the enormous expansion of the military industry during and after the Second World War, cautioning that while the nation "must recognize the imperative need for" military development, it must also "not fail to comprehend its grave implications."

A. Kennedy
B. Eisenhower
C. Truman
D. Johnson

Answer 1

In his farewell address, President "Eisenhower" focused on the dangers of a military-industrial complex, and the enormous expansion of the military industry during and after the Second World War, since it was becoming clear this was playing a far-too dominant role in the economy.