Question

select the correct answer.
what best explains the differences in the approaches that hoover and roosevelt applied to turn
the great depression around?

roosevelt opposed bold action, and hoover did not.

hoover opposed direct relief to citizens, and roosevelt did not.

hoover opposed immigration, and roosevelt did not.

roosevelt opposed helping failed banks, and hoover did not.

Explanation:

Herbert Hoover favored indirect, voluntary efforts from businesses and local governments, opposing direct federal relief to citizens during the Great Depression. Franklin D. Roosevelt implemented the New Deal, which included direct federal aid, jobs programs, and support for struggling citizens. The other options are incorrect: Roosevelt pursued bold action, both had restrictive immigration stances, and both supported bank relief efforts.

Answer:

Hoover opposed direct relief to citizens, and Roosevelt did not.