Herbert hoover's solution to easing the great depression was primarily to a) lower foreign tariffs and thus increase foreign trade. b) provide no at all for american citizens or businesses. c) provide bonus checks to all american citizens, paid for from the federal treasury. d) provide some federal to bankers, but leave relief for the poor to private charities.

The answer is: D) provide some federal help to bankers, but leave relief for the poor to private charities.

The federal help was given to bankers because Herbert Hoover feared that if He let the bank went bankrupt, many other businesses woyuld be forced to closed down to since they're relied on the bank to obtain their capital injection. Letting the businesses closed down would resulted in massive unemployment problems.

Relief for poor private charities  is made in order to help those who failed to find a way to obtain an income so they can survive through the depression period.

the answer is d the rejection of the olive branch petition.

explanation:

the olive branch petition was an attempt to state the rights of the colonists while keeping their loyalty to the british crown. hope this !

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