How did Hoover and Roosevelt differ in their response to the Great Depression?

Hoover felt that aid should be given directly to the people; Roosevelt felt that aid should be given to corporations and banks.

Hoover focused on providing farmers with aid, whereas Roosevelt focused on industrial workers.

Hoover felt that aid should be given to corporations and banks; Roosevelt felt that aid should be given directly to the people.

Hoover focused on government aid, whereas Roosevelt focused on voluntary charity.

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How did Hoover and Roosevelt differ in their response to the Great Depression?

Hoover felt that aid should be given directly to the people; Roosevelt felt that aid should be given to corporations and banks.

Hoover focused on providing farmers with aid, whereas Roosevelt focused on industrial workers.

Hoover felt that aid should be given to corporations and banks; Roosevelt felt that aid should be given directly to the people.

Hoover focused on government aid, whereas Roosevelt focused on voluntary charity.

anonymous · Answer

Some help? Please

anonymous · Answer

Some idea in This one please?

Which of the following was built by the Tennessee Valley Authority?

dams

highways

public buildings

national parks

anonymous · Answer

TVA was under FDR, and it constructed dams.

anonymous · Answer

Also I believe the answer for the 1st one is; Hoover felt that aid should be given to corporations and banks; Roosevelt felt that aid should be given directly to the people.
Since hoover was all about voluntary aids and such.

anonymous · Answer

Hoover was a Conservative, he didn't believe the Gov't could help the Nation economically by getting involved. He also believed that a struggle would fix itself and that Businesses would become stronger or allow better competition to arise. 

FDR was a very Liberal, he wanted a safety net for all businesses, jobs, and welfare. He created "Shovel ready jobs" and employed people through Govt't programs.