Which president thought that the government could not give aid directly to individuals? a) Franklin Roosevelt b) Robert La Follette c) Herbert Hoover d) Theodore Roosevelt

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Wit · Answer 1 · 2020-12-14T23:21:42+0000

Answer: C

Explanation: Herbert Hoover was the President at the start of the Great Depression. He probably exacerbated the Depression as he did not believe there was a role for Government to play in giving aid to people.

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