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2. How did many families view Hoover's approach to handling the Great Depression?

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During the Great Depression, the president gave $25,000 each year to help those suffering. He also encouraged other wealthy individuals to donate their money, Page 2 clothing, or food to charity. Volunteer organizations, such as Volunteers of America, provided relief to millions of Americans during the Depression.

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