How did Herbert Hoover's philosophy of government affect the Depression?

A.)It eased the effects of the Depression because financial institutions knew they could respond freely.

B.)It deepened the Depression because nothing was done to address the causes.

C.)It allowed the Depression to run its course.

D.)It created a congressional roadblock because Hoover threatened to veto any proposed legislation.

The best I could tell you would be a or c, but below is some information

President Hoover's philosophy of government had a direct impact on his response to the Great Depression. ... This philosophy emphasizes a hands-off philosophy by the government. It also emphasizes getting out of the way of businesses and letting businesses take actions to run the economy.

yes

explanation:

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