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→‎Election to Presidency: many think that Hoover did make a difference, but no more then FDR. Yet Hoover had more sense than FDR. the start of WWII ended the depression not the New Deal.
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[[Calvin Coolidge]] decided against running for reelection in 1928. As a member of his Cabinet, Hoover was nominated to the [[Republican]] ticket. He was able to use the popularity of the Coolidge Administration to win election.
 
[[Calvin Coolidge]] decided against running for reelection in 1928. As a member of his Cabinet, Hoover was nominated to the [[Republican]] ticket. He was able to use the popularity of the Coolidge Administration to win election.
 
    
 
    
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He held office from 1929 to 1933 during the [[Great Depression]]. Hoover had very little to no success in fighting the economic disaster that was upon the US during his presidency, and that cost him his popularity as well as reelection. He was a [[Republican]].
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He held office from 1929 to 1933 during the [[Great Depression]]. Hoover's success in fighting the economic disaster that was upon the US was not evident during his presidency, and that cost him his popularity as well as reelection. He was a [[Republican]].
 
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