Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover
At the time Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover were seen as giants in the public life. Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover were both tall, energetic, and robust.
Herbert Hoover
Born in 1874 into a modest Quaker family in a tiny village of West Branch, in eastern
Iowa. Herbert Hoover was an orphan before he was even a teenager. He became rich
and he treated people with respect and courtesy, even though he was shy and not
very outgoing, he was always volunteering. Hoover thought that the
government did not have to get involved in the Banks collapsing. Hoover was
against using the government to help Americans during the great depression.
Hoover felt that involvement would destroy self- reliance and individualism.
He was a Republican and believed in the "laissez faire" meaning, low or no government intervention.
Iowa. Herbert Hoover was an orphan before he was even a teenager. He became rich
and he treated people with respect and courtesy, even though he was shy and not
very outgoing, he was always volunteering. Hoover thought that the
government did not have to get involved in the Banks collapsing. Hoover was
against using the government to help Americans during the great depression.
Hoover felt that involvement would destroy self- reliance and individualism.
He was a Republican and believed in the "laissez faire" meaning, low or no government intervention.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Unlike Herbert Hoover, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was a democrat. He never experienced poverty. Roosevelt was born in Hyde Park, New York into a wealthy family and high social position. Roosevelt was an outgoing person with a good background in politics. He took
action and used the government to proclaim the bank holiday, which stopped the
banks from collapsing. Roosevelt noticed the flaws in the system and passed
regulations to stabilize the markets. Roosevelt also started programs to help
Americans in need. Therefore, Roosevelt is remembered as a heroic
figure. He believed a big government was necessary in order to be responsible for social security, welfare, and more. Once elected into office, he quickly began thinking of ideas in order to relieve the United States of the catastrophic events.
action and used the government to proclaim the bank holiday, which stopped the
banks from collapsing. Roosevelt noticed the flaws in the system and passed
regulations to stabilize the markets. Roosevelt also started programs to help
Americans in need. Therefore, Roosevelt is remembered as a heroic
figure. He believed a big government was necessary in order to be responsible for social security, welfare, and more. Once elected into office, he quickly began thinking of ideas in order to relieve the United States of the catastrophic events.