How did President Hoover's public opinion change from his first to last year in office

Answer: Taking over the function was filled with optimism; however over time, the enthusiasm faded.

Explanation:

Taking over the role of head of state eight months before the crisis, Hoover promised the Americans, "A car in every garage, and a chicken in every pot." In doing so, he wanted to announce a period of prosperity for American society. Still, the opposite happened. Eight months after taking office, America has been hit by the most significant economic crisis in history. The Hoover administration found it difficult to keep up with the bullet.

They offered no solutions, and the president's stubbornness and refusal to take the advice of economic experts further aggravated the situation. There were millions of dispossessed and impoverished Americans on the streets. The number of unemployed people has skyrocketed. All of this will affect the election so that Hoover will lose to Roosevelt.