The Presidents were Hoover and FDR.
The Great Depression occurred beginning in late 1929, during the first year in office for President Herbert Hoover. His term was marked by little success in dealing with the economic collapse, and so he was defeated by Democratic candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt, who served from 1933 to 1945, including almost all of World War II. Congress later passed an amendment to limit the terms of the president to two.
There were two presidents of the United States during the Great Depression, and thus two wives. President Herbert Hoover's wife was Louise Henry Hoover. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's wife was Elanor Roosevelt.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt had created the New Deal programs to help the United States come out of there Great Depression, they helped somewhat, but it was really World War Two that brought us out of the Great Depression.
During Reagan there were two recessions. George H W Bush had a recession. No recession during Clinton's presidency. George W Bush officially had one in 2001 and then his admin admitted a second during 2008. http://morningsentinel.mainetoday.com/view/letters/4759320.html
no, Franklin D. Roosevelt stopped the Great Depression. I can see how you got the two mixed up
There were two presidents of the United States during the Great Depression, and thus two wives. President Herbert Hoover's wife was Louise Henry Hoover. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's wife was Elanor Roosevelt.
FDR was running for 4 terms because it was during the great depression and WWII so during hard times presidents stay because u can't keep changing presidents.
How many people were homeless during the Great Depression? Between one and two million people.
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"Of Mice and Men" was published in 1937 during the Great Depression. The novel by John Steinbeck explores the challenges faced by two displaced ranch workers, reflecting the struggles of individuals during that time period.
Franklin D. Roosevelt had created the New Deal programs to help the United States come out of there Great Depression, they helped somewhat, but it was really World War Two that brought us out of the Great Depression.
Considering this question refers to what is called the Great Depression, there were only two US presidents that served during the depression years which began in late 1929 under President Herbert Hoover, the 31st US President.Hoover was successful in his bid for election to the presidency in 1928. Hoover's home State was Iowa and he was a graduate of Stanford University. Before his election to the presidency, Hoover had been the US Secretary of Commerce. He failed to be reelected in 1932.The main reason for that was the great depression. This huge economic downturn affected many other nations at that time.The winner of the 1932 presidential election was Franklin Delano Roosevelt of the state of New York. Roosevelt was a Harvard graduate and had served for two terms as the Governor of New York. Roosevelt was elected president to an unusual set of 4 terms. He died in office April of 1945. Later on an amendment was created to allow a US president to be elected for only two terms.Franklin D. Roosevelt was president during most of the Great Depression. Despite his many efforts to end the depression, many economists cite the onset of WW2 as the event that ended the great depression.
During Reagan there were two recessions. George H W Bush had a recession. No recession during Clinton's presidency. George W Bush officially had one in 2001 and then his admin admitted a second during 2008. http://morningsentinel.mainetoday.com/view/letters/4759320.html
Hoover, primarily, but also Coolidge.
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no, Franklin D. Roosevelt stopped the Great Depression. I can see how you got the two mixed up