How did president hoover attempt to solve the great depression? a. he forbade banks from foreclosing on properties. b. he lowered taxes on corporations. c. he rejected federal aid for the unemployed. d. he agreed to pay war veterans bonuses.

Hoover's political philosophy caused him to take a cautious approach to the depression. Soon after the stock market crash, he called together key leaders in the fields of business, banking, and labor, he urged them to work together to ding solutions to the nations economic woes and to act in ways that would not make a bad situation worse. For example, he asked employers not to cut wages or lay off workers, and he asked labor leaders not to demand higher wages or to go on strike. He also created special organizations to help private charities generate contributions for the poor. so B maybe... sorry if im wrong

I think "B. He lowered taxes on corporations." would be the closest answer, after doing some research. :)

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