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Carson Watkins

24 June, 14:21

President Hoover felt that relief from the Great Depression should come from state, local

should

and private agencies while President Roosevelt felt that the

provide leadership to assist during these trying times.

a. Relief Agencies

b. Federal Government

C. Allied Powers

d. League of Nations

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