What did President John F. Kennedy have in common with his predecessor, Dwight D. Eisenhower? Both believed the future relied on the younger generations. Both believed consumerism was fundamental to the growth of the country. Both fought in World War II. Both focused on the internal affairs of the country and not on the Cold War. Both distrusted Fidel Castro.

What did President John F. Kennedy have in common with his predecessor, Dwight D. Eisenhower? Both believed the future relied on the younger generations. Both believed consumerism was fundamental to the growth of the country. Both fought in World War II. Both focused on the internal affairs of the country and not on the Cold War. Both distrusted Fidel Castro.