3. Contrast Explain the fundamental difference between Hoover's and Roosevelt's opinions on the federal government's role in economic recovery.

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Aj Gu · Answer 1 · 2021-06-01T13:51:15+0000

Answer: Hoover was fairly hands off, in an idea he had called laissez faire, which means that he let the economy travel as it pleased, but Roosevelt was fairly hands on during the great depression, with his New deal programs.

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