6. How did Hoover expect social services to be provided to poor Americans? A. Hoover pushed for unemployment laws on a federal l
evel. B. Hoover felt that helping the poor would make them weak and they shouldn't be helped. C. Hoover hoped private charities would take care of the needs of poor Americans. D. Hoover hoped government would take care of the needs of poor Americans.
The main way in which Hoover expected social services to be provided to poor Americans was that he "<span>hoped private charities would take care of the needs of poor Americans," since he was very much against government intervention in the economy, unlike his successor FDR. </span>
The correct answer is <span>C. Hoover hoped private charities would take care of the needs of poor Americans
Hoover believed that the economy would fix itself through voluntary participation of the people in the economy. He didn't think that the government should be involved in the market in any way and it's why he lost the elections. He couldn't understand how big of a problem the depression actually was while FDR was capable of solving the issues.</span>
To bring them together and streamline their thoughts
to bring them at par with one another
Paul knew the mission that lay ahead of him would be an uphill task and that he would need a lot of blessings & prayers from the Church of Rome if he was going to find any success in Spain
to warn them that the Roman government was plotting against them
to let the Roman believers know of his desire to visit them. -to instruct them more thoroughly in the faith
to rebuke them for their incorrect teachings concerning the Lord's return
mark Twain called the late 19th century the "Gilded Age." By this, he meant that the period was glittering on the surface but corrupt underneath. ... It is easy to caricature the Gilded Age as an era of corruption, conspicuous consumption, and unfettered capitalism.
