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Some seem to think so. I think that the depression would have happened regardless, he just came into office at a bad time.
they thought that he was really freaken coool and the best president of the uniter states
Hoover did not believe that the government should lead the way to end the economic depression.
beacuse during great depression they blamed him for it so great
Many Americans blamed President Hoover for the Great Depression and believed he did not do enough to address the economic crisis. They perceived him as indifferent and out of touch with the suffering of the American people. This negative opinion towards Hoover contributed to his unpopularity during his presidency.
Herbert hoover was a great president because he helped Americans
i think that herbert hoover was most likely good at polotics, because why else would he be a president? herbert hoover did polotics, and math the best.
he belived the gov. should'nt do anything to help
Hoover used the "hands off" method (leave the economy alone, it'll fix itself), economic cycles (ups&downs)FDR thought to spend money (programs/deals) would get us out of the depression. Ultimately, FDR's thought to put our money back into the economy worked out as Hoover's did not.
He was so unpopular with the American people because he didn't do much when the Great Depression started. The people wanted him to do something and he did nothing. People were loosing their jobs and even dying, so when Franklin D. Roosevelt came into the picture the people believed he could do something to make a difference, and he did.
Many people believed that President Herbert Hoover was responsible for the Great Depression because they felt that his policies, such as high tariffs and limited government intervention, exacerbated the economic downturn. Furthermore, Hoover's belief in voluntary cooperation instead of direct government aid was seen as insufficient in addressing the widespread unemployment and poverty during the depression. Ultimately, public dissatisfaction with his handling of the crisis led to the perception that Hoover was at fault.
I think John Kinnedy