Which twentieth-century president am I?

I became president in 1929, a time when the U. S. had extremely good economic conditions, but problems began soon

after with the Great Depression. I had high hopes that the private sectors wopld be able to pull us out of the Depression;

instead, conditions grew worse, and I had to provide Federal aid to the nation. The toughest part of my presidency was

knowing that some citizens blamed me for the poor economic state of the country.

-Calvin Coolidge

-Dwight Eisenhower

-Franklin D. Roosevelt

-Herbert Hoover

-John F. Kennedy

-Lyndon B. Johnson

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Oscar Delgado

11 February, 01:22

Which twentieth-century president am I?

I became president in 1929, a time when the U. S. had extremely good economic conditions, but problems began soon

after with the Great Depression. I had high hopes that the private sectors wopld be able to pull us out of the Depression;

instead, conditions grew worse, and I had to provide Federal aid to the nation. The toughest part of my presidency was

knowing that some citizens blamed me for the poor economic state of the country.

-Calvin Coolidge

-Dwight Eisenhower

-Franklin D. Roosevelt

-Herbert Hoover

-John F. Kennedy

-Lyndon B. Johnson

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Estrella Lindsey · Answer 1

Herbert Hoover

Aden · Answer 2

Herbert Hoover

Explanation:

When the stock market crashed in October 1929, the U. S. President was Herbert Hoover. He got the blame for the depression because he was viewed as avoiding the problem. When he tried to disregard the bad economy that made it worse.