Question

lesson 3. what was hoover’s initial reaction to the stock market crash of 1929?
○ he took a serious approach, intervening immediately
○ he took a cautious approach, urging others to work together

lesson 3. how did voters in 1930 respond to the worsening situation (of the great depression)?
○ they didn’t really care because they were focused on surviving
○ they voted out many republicans in charge

lesson 3. what did hoover do about the economic situation?
○ funded creation of the boulder (hoover) dam
○ encouraged formation of the federal farm board to help farmers
○ supported federal home loan bank act for cheaper mortgages
○ all of the above

lesson 3. which statement about the bonus army best highlights hoover’s chances of being reelected?
○ \this so - called bonus army set up tents near the capitol building.\
○ \hoover first sent the veterans food.\
○ \congress wanted to vote on a bill to give the veterans their bonuses immediately\
○ \the sight of u.s. army troops using tear gas on citizens outraged many people.\

Explanation:

First Question (Hoover’s initial reaction to 1929 stock market crash)

Hoover initially took a cautious approach, believing in voluntary cooperation and urging businesses, banks, etc., to work together rather than immediate government intervention. The first option says he intervened immediately (incorrect), the second says cautious approach urging others to work together (correct).

In 1930, voters were dissatisfied with the Republican administration’s handling of the Depression, so they voted out many Republicans. The first option (didn’t care) is incorrect as voters were concerned about survival and the crisis.

Hoover funded the Boulder (Hoover) Dam, encouraged the Federal Farm Board for farmers, and supported the Federal Home Loan Bank Act for mortgages. So all these actions were taken, making "All of the above" correct.

Answer:

he took a cautious approach, urging others to work together

Second Question (Voters in 1930 response to Great Depression)