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Henry A. Wallace served as Vice President under Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1941 to 1945. His tenure was marked by his progressive views on agriculture, economics, and international relations, including his advocacy for the New Deal’s continuation and his vision for a post-war world that included cooperation with the Soviet Union. Wallace was known for his liberal stance, which eventually led to his replacement on the ticket in 1944, as FDR sought a more centrist figure to balance his health concerns and political strategy.
