What Is President Hoover's Response To The Great Depression

President Herbert Hoover was the president during the Great Depression. Many people blamed Hoover for the Great Depression and they wanted him out of office. President Hoover came into presidency with a set of beliefs, he knew just how he would run the country. Hoovers plans were upset by the massive stock market collapse. In response to the crisis Hoover drew on his experience and the beliefs that had guided him. The public was growing more dissatisfied with Hoover's policies. By the 1932 Presidential election it was almost certain that voters would reject Hoover at the polls. In 1932 Franklin D Roosevelt was one of several candidates seeking democratic presidential nomination. Some critics called him an amiable man without very strong