What role did John Foster Dulles play in the Eisenhower Administration? Secretary of State

Secretary of Defense

Secretary of War

Secretary of the Navy

Correct answer is Secretary of State .

Explanation:

Dulles was a famous figure in the American politics, especially during Cold War, and between 1953 and 1959 he was a Secretary of State.

Charles Erwin Wilson, Neil H. McElroyand Thomas S. Gates Jr. were Secretary of Defense during Eisenhower's presidency.

Gates was also Secretary of Navy.

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