Who was the first president to be televised?

Question

A. Harry Truman
B. Dwight Eisenhower
C. Franklin Roosevelt
D. John F. Kennedy

Answer 1

c: As you may recall Hitler was the first dictator to be televised, although it was 3 years prior.

Answer 2

C is the technical answer, FDR was televised at the World's Fair first, but the public did not see it because there were not distribution of tv's yet on the market. Truman was next, and very scarce was Television broadcasting, around 1948 was the trial and error forces of mass distribution of tv to the public from NY. And then they were not easy to get. But the one that really had been seen by a majority was Eisenhower for sure, especially the debates, with Nixon and Kennedy when Eisenhower took the Republican platform to endorse Richard Milhouse Nixon as the Republican Candidate for the United States presidency. during the Korean war issues, and then the biggest was the Kennedy era in the late 50's and early sixties. But don't forget that Nixon as the Vice President to Eisenhower was on TV as well when Eisenhower had his innaugeration and took his oath.

Answer 3

C. Franklin Roosevelt

Answer 4

C.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first president to be televised, in ceremonies opening the New York World's Fair in April 1939.

Answer 5

The Nixon-Kennedy debate was the first televised presidential debate.
FDR was the first president to talk on the radio.
I believe that Eisenhower appeared on TV first.

Answer 6

JFK. The tv wasn't even fully developed and out for the public during FDR's time. Trust me its JFK.

Answer 7

Your list it would be FDR, but I believe Herbert Hoover was sooner.

Answer 8

F.D.Arrr me matey

Answer 9

JFK

Answer 10

FDR