When the depression began, many Americans had great faith in Herbert Hoover. His skills as a businessman and as an administrator inspired confidence. Under his direction the government overtook some important measures to fight the depression. But they were not enough to end the crisis. As a result, voters in election of 1932 rejected hoover in favor of his Democratic opponent, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Your Assignment:
1) What beliefs shaped President Hoover's response to the depression?
2) What effect did the Hoover administration's economic policies have on the depression?
3) Why did Hoover lose the election of 1932?
Due: Sunday 2/27/11 by no later than 11:59pm
1.Rugged individualism
ReplyDelete2.They did not do much to ease the crisis.
3.He lost the election because voters were upset by the Republicans' handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklins Roosevelt's confidence.
1.Hoover's belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2.Hoover's limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3.Hoover lost the election of 1932 because voters were upset by the republicans' handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelt's confidence
1. Hoovers belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those is need.
ReplyDelete2. Hoovers limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3. Hoover lost because voters were upset by the republicans handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelts confidence.
1) Hoovers belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2) Hoover's limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3) Hooover lost the election of 1932 because voters were upset by the republicans' handling of the depression and were inpired by Franklin Roosevelts confidence.
1) Hoover's belief in rugged individualism led him to oppoes direst federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2) Hoover's limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3) He lost the electoin of 1932 because voters were upset by the Republicans' handling of the depression and were inspired by Frankilin Roosevelt's confidence.
1. hoover believed in rugged individualism led him to oppise direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2.hoovers limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3. lost beacause voters were upset by the republicans handling of the depressoon and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelts condfidence.
1. Hoover's belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2.Hoover's limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crises.
3.Hoover lost the election of 1932 because voters were upset by the Republicans' handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelt's confidence.
1)Hoover's belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2)Hoovers limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3)Because voters were upset by the Republicans handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelts confidence.
1- his background as a businessman
ReplyDelete2- they just blamed it on the world economy and that didnt help at all.
3- because the depression was not getting any better.
1)Hoover's belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2)Hoovers limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3)Because voters were upset by the Republicans handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelts confidence.
1. He believed in rugged individualism. Thiis is the idea that success comes through individual effort and private enterprise. He believed private charities and local communities, not federal government, could provide for those in need best.
ReplyDelete2. It did little to ease the depression.
3. FDR supported innotative relief programs while he was governor. Roosevelt also attacked Hoover's record. Many people voted for FDR just to votem against Hoover.
1. Hoovers belief in rugged individualism led him to poppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2. Hoover limited measures to end the depression did little ease the crisis.
3. voters were upset by the Republicans handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelt confidence.
the responce of the depression is that he was gonna fix this but he failed to do so
ReplyDeletea great effect because they try as hard as they can to fix it
no one wanted him to be president and they voted for franklin d roosevelt because some people didnt believe that he can fix the depression
1- Hoover's belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2- Hoover's limited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3- B/c voters were upset by the Republicans' handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelt's confidence.
1) Hoover's belief in rugged individualism led him to oppose direct federal relief for those in need.
ReplyDelete2) hoover's limlited measures to end the depression did little to ease the crisis.
3)Hoover lost the election of 1932 cuz voters were upset by the Republicans' handling of the depression and were inspired by Franklin Roosevelt's confidence.