What was Herbert Hoover’s approach to handling the Great Depression during his presidency, and how did it impact the election?(2 points)

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Hoover relied heavily on government intervention to fix the economy, which led to his re-election
Hoover relied heavily on government intervention to fix the economy, which led to his re-election

Hoover believed in limited government intervention and emphasized private charity and volunteerism, which made him unpopular
Hoover believed in limited government intervention and emphasized private charity and volunteerism, which made him unpopular

Hoover’s New Deal programs were praised by voters, leading to widespread support
Hoover’s New Deal programs were praised by voters, leading to widespread support

Hoover’s aggressive foreign policy efforts overshadowed economic issues

Answer 1

Hoover believed in limited government intervention and emphasized private charity and volunteerism, which made him unpopular.