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“Herbert Hoover (March 4, 1929-March 4, 1933). Republican. One of Hoover\u2019s strategies to garner votes was to appeal to white Southerners and ignored civil rights. Hoover was a professional mining engineer. His training and technical expertise led him to believe in the Efficiency Movement, which asserted that the economy and government were inefficient and wasteful and could therefore be improved by expert knowledge. Less than eight months in office Hoover had to face the Great Depression. By the end of this term his administration had yet to find a solution to the economic disaster.\u201d<\/p>\n

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“Herbert Hoover (March 4, 1929-March 4, 1933). Republican. One of Hoover\u2019s strategies to garner votes was to appeal to white Southerners and ignored civil rights. Hoover was a professional mining engineer. His training and technical expertise led him to believe in the Efficiency Movement, which asserted that the economy and government were inefficient and wasteful […]<\/p>\n

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