Herbert Hoover

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Charles Curtis was the Vice President of the United States from 1929 to 1933 during the presidency of Herbert Hoover. Charles Curtis was born in Topeka, the capital city of Kansas. He served as the U.S. Senator from Kansas 1915 - 1929. He died in 1936 and was buried in Topeka, Kansas.

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The US president is elected if they win the vote of the Electoral College.

The Government Purchased Surplus Crops From Farmers

Franklin Delano Roosevelt ran against Hoover in 1932 and won rather handily.

Herbert Hoover was impacting the US by helping it ,yet making it worse.

he believed in "rugged individualism" where if the government helps the people they will become to reliant on them and will get them into an even deeper debt. He believed that if he leaves it alone that the economy will eventually fix itself.

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Roosevelt was a Democrat, Hoover was a Republican.

Harding had an Airedale terrier, named Laddie Boy, and a bulldog named Old Boy.

Mrs. Harding kept some canaries.

He promised Americans that there would be a chicken in every pot if elected President. Once elected, the stock marketcrashed, the country plummeted into the worst depression it had ever known and people not only lacked a chicken in their pot, many didn't even have a pot.

He owned a great engeneering business and became known as "The Great Engineerer"

President Hoover's believed in limited federal government intervention in direct relief for people in need. He stressed private and local responsibility for direct relief for the needy.

Hoover believed that government should not interfere in business cycles. At the time, there were few US laws that could be used to prevent the downward spiral that brought on the Great Depression.

The country's economic problems had grown worse and people thought Hoover wasn't doing enough.

congress passed the budget and accounting act of 1921

"Hoover cart" -- the remains of the old tin Lizzie being pulled by a mule

During part of the great depression of the 1930's when Herbert Hoover was president, many auotomobile owners could not afford gasoline to power their cars so would cut off the rear end of the vehicle, attach a tongue and pull it as a cart with either a horse or mule. Others simply took the rear end housing out of the car, built a wooden cart over the housing and pull this with a horse or mule. These carts acquired the nickname "Hoover Carts" in "honor" of President Hoover.

Yes, with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

Don't forget the Federal Farm Board and Grain stabilization act (FFB/GSA), division of public construction and emergency construction and relief act. It was an effort to end the depression, it did more harm than good. The RFC rewarded failure. It was also corrupted (Charles Dawes), and it publicly published names of the banks and corporations that received loans, discrediting those establishment. Many banks that received loans went on to fail. All of the above mentioned relief programs took (tax) money from every American and redistributed it to corporations, banks, farmers, and newly created public jobs.

they named the shacks the poor lived in "Hoover villes" the newspapers they used as blankets "Hoover blankets", and the little food they got from soup kitchens "Hoover stew"