Question

1. which programs illustrate hoovers desire to have industries help themselves?

the emergency relief construction act and the bonus bill
the federal home loan bank act and the glass-steagall act of 1932
the federal farm board and the national credit corporation
the smoot-hawley tariff act and the reconstruction finance corporation

Explanation:

Herbert Hoover favored voluntary, self-help solutions for industries during the Great Depression. The Federal Farm Board supported agricultural cooperatives (letting farmers organize themselves) and the National Credit Corporation was a private-sector-led effort by banks to lend to struggling businesses, aligning with Hoover's "assisted self-reliance" approach. Other options included direct relief or government intervention that did not match his preference for industry self-help.

Answer:

the Federal Farm Board and the National Credit Corporation