Question

lesson 3. t/f. at first, president herbert hoover believed the great depression was just another slowdown that would only end when the government intervened.
true
false

lesson 3. hoover believed in the idea that people should succeed through their own efforts. what did he call this?

ough riders\
\tough suckers\

ugged individualism\

Explanation:

First Question (True/False)

Herbert Hoover initially believed the Great Depression was a temporary slowdown that would resolve without significant government intervention, relying on private enterprise and individual effort. The statement says it would "ONLY end when the government intervened," which contradicts his early stance.

Hoover's philosophy of people succeeding through their own efforts was called "rugged individualism." "Rough riders" were associated with Teddy Roosevelt, and the other options are not related to Hoover's ideology.

Answer:

False

Second Question (Multiple Choice)