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United States President Herbert Hoover has a plan to aid the country during the Great Depression by getting most the unemployed people back to work, rather than directly giving them a relief. He also tried new acts, such as Glass-Steagall's Act and Emergency Relief and Construction Act, to stimulate the US' economy.

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