What do the terms hooverville and hoover blanket say about americans' attitude toward the president? a. americans were angry with hoover for not doing enough to them out of hard times. b. people wanted hoover to know that they still had hope that he could turn around the economy. c. americans believed that hoover would them find essentials such as housing and blankets. d. many people thought the president should do more to the failing banks.

Americans were angry with Hoover for not doing enough to help them out of hard times.

Explanation:

Americans don't like president  Hoover. Moreover they believed that he is a major cause behind their problems. He took too little too late steps. His name become the synonyms with the poverty of the era. Companies cut worker wages and in response workers protested bitter strikes. American public  responded with anger and depression to the inability of hoover making solutions.  

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