Herbert hoover was a great president because he helped Americans
Something Unique Or Significant About Herbert Hoover Is That He Had Many Jobs Before His Career As The 31st President Of The United States.I Think He Was A Mining Engeneer And A Consultant
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Herbert hoover was a great president because he helped Americans
Herbert Hoover signed off on it in 1931.
Herbert Hoover had a career as a mining engineer. He held an engineering degree from Stanford University and made a fortune with his own engineering consulting firm. Hoover was sometimes referred to as "The Great Engineer".Jimmy Carter was some kind of engineer on nuclear submarines when he was in the navy. I recall that he referred to himself as a nuclear engineer on one of the presidential debates.
Herbert Hoover, in 1931.
He made programs for people to live by
People blamed president Hoover for causing the Great Depression, so people made jokes about it. For example "Hoover carts".
Herbert Hoover who was the 31st President of the United States (1929-1933) ."Mister, we could use a man like Herbert Hoover again".("Those Were the Days" by Charles Stouse and Lee Adams) - All in the Family LyricsBoy the way Glen Miller playedSongs that made the hit parade.Guys like us we had it made,Those were the days.And you knew who you were then,Girls were girls and men were men,Mister we could use a manLike Herbert Hoover again.Didn't need no welfare state,Everybody pulled his weight.Gee our old LaSalle ran great.Those were the days.
I think it was Herbert Hoover I don'treally know XD lol
He could not even if he wanted to. Changes are made by the Congress and only by them. The president must then sign off. Hoover was the director of the FBI and had no power to do any changes.
The president who made the "right around the corner" quote was Franklin D. Roosevelt. He used this phrase in his 1932 inaugural address to express hope and optimism during the Great Depression.
The Wickersham Commission
Hoover believed businesses made a positive contribution to society.