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434 Galvez Mall Stanford University Stanford CA 943056010 6507231754 wwwhooverorg HOOVER INSTITUTION ANNUAL REPORT 2014 STANFORD UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT 2014 STANFORD UNIVERSITY HOOVER INSTITUT. Anthony & Company's custom design team can help you create a truly personal piece of jewelry. We can create the design for you with your special requests, or you can bring us your rendering and we can create the piece of jewelry. Discuss how Hoover’s initial conservative response to the Great Depression failed. Explain the changes in the President’s policies as the crisis continued. Describe how Americans reacted to Hoover’s relief programs. Chapter . 23 . Review Video. The . Great Depression. . www.Apushreview.com. The Coming of the Great Depression. Bull Market:. Increase in stock prices: 1928 – September 1929: stocks increased by 40%. Breda Garrity. IB History of the Americas. #4. Growing Up Years. Born on August 10. th. , 1874.. Hoover was one of three children in his family.. When he was six his father died of heart problems and when he was nine his mother died of pneumonia. . Gevenny Fernandez. Historical Context. The Republicans controlled the White House . In 1930, the Democrats took over the House of Representatives with a majority of 51%, for the first time in over a decade. What causes changes in the economy over time?. How do depressions affect societies?. Terms. Series – a number of events that come one after another. Public works – projects such as highways, parks, and libraries built with public funds for public use. America in Crisis. Economic Boom!. Values changing. Excessive, pleasure seeking. Entertainment and fun key. Credit on the rise. Consumerism having a hay day, for now. Business up, wages barley increasing. Differences in Policy. Hoover Disconnected?. Oct 25, 1929- . Hoover claims the foundation of nations industry is strong.. Oct 29, 1929- . Stock Market Crashed. March 30, 1930- . Hoover, “. the worst effects of the Crash will pass in 60 days.”. As . the Great Depression escalated into a national . crisis. , . American citizens looked to President Herbert Hoover for a . federal. . response. . Hoover was hailed by many as the “Great Humanitarian” and a wonder worker who could find a solution to their problems. However, Hoover was firmly entrenched in “laissez faire” ideology which would greatly limit his initial response to the Great Depression. . Roosevelt is Elected. The election of 1932 saw President Hoover unseated by Franklin Roosevelt.. Hoover was widely blamed for the Depression.. Roosevelt promised “A New Deal”. Meant to remind people of “The Square Deal” advocated by Teddy Roosevelt.. Herbert Hoover. Republican . Hoover took office at a time of unparalleled economic prosperity and optimism. BUT at the end of his presidency- the US was at the bottom of the deepest economic depression in history . Chapter 17, Section 3. Cautious Response to Depression Fails. When Americans looked to Hoover to solve the crisis of the Great Depression, he did not immediately jump into action. . In the beginning, Hoover adopted a hands-off policy because he felt the economic cycle would correct itself. . New Deal Agencies Hoover V. Roosevelt Finish the questions on the back of the worksheet from last time! Response: Hoover v. Roosevelt Hoover opposed the idea of using the government to provide welfare. Hoover Institution Stanford University 434 Galvez MallStanford CA 94305-6003650-723-1754Hoover Institution in Washington The Johnson Center1399 New York Avenue NW Suite 500 Washington DC 20005202-760-