Many factors led to Franklin Roosevelt's victory over Herbert Hoover in the 1932 presidential election, but the MOST important factor was A) Roosevelt's service in World War I made him an American hero. B) Hoover felt that he could not win so he did little campaigning. C) Americans wanted a government that was revolutionary in character. D) most people blamed Hoover and the Republicans for the depression and the failure to get out of it.

D) most people blamed Hoover and the Republicans for the depression and the failure to get out of it.

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The Roaring Twenties were a period of prosperity and greed. Because of that,  the politics during that ear was based on the non-intervention, which means that the government didn't have the duty to inspect what gets in and what gets out in the economical practices. This lead to the crisis and the distrust related to the Republicans. The Americans blamed the Republicans for the crisis and to not solve the problem in time before the bankrupt.

D)  most people blamed Hoover and the Republicans for the depression and the failure to get out of it.

Explanation:

The most important factor that led to Franklin Roosevelt's victory was that most people blamed Hoover and the Republicans for the depression and the failure to get out of it. While Hoover certainly did little to ease the concerns of Americans during the Depression, we was, ultimately, not entirely to blame for the years of poor international business and banking practices that caused the economic calamity.

Animals were used for labor and farming tasks, bud.

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