Dwight d. Eisenhower was chosen as the leader of the US forces in Europe.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Before the actual advent of the world war II, the United States kept reciprocating that it would not participate in the war directly.
But as the tensions grew, it became necessary for the United States to take the leadership of the allied forces towards itself.
To handle the front in Europe, President Roosevelt appointed General Eisenhower as he believed he was the only person capable of leading the military of the allied forces.
President Johnson proved to be an obstacle to the Radical Republicans in Congress, who attempted to completely overhaul the Southern government and economy.
