Question 1 • MCPSS AL-Grade 6 United States Studies: The Industrial Revolution to the Present - Summer School 2026
The Great Depression brought rising poverty and homelessness, business failures, and widespread unemployment, weakening support for Hoover. Roosevelt appealed to voters by promising programs to address the economic crisis. Hoover had taken steps to respond, so it is inaccurate to say he had not attempted to fix the problems; Roosevelt also did not promise to avoid interfering with big business.
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