Herbert Hoover's Presidency and Post-Presidency
Herbert Hoover served as America's 31st president and was known for his humanitarian efforts before and after his presidency. He helped Americans return home during World War I and led the Commission for Relief in Belgium. After his presidency, he worked on commissions under other presidents and dedicated time to writing books. Hoover died in 1964.
Key Points
- Helped Americans return home during World War I
- Led the Commission for Relief in Belgium
- Worked on commissions under other presidents
- Dedicated time to writing books
Pros
- Known for humanitarian efforts
- Helped Americans during World War I
- Led the Commission for Relief in Belgium
- Worked on commissions post-presidency
- Dedicated time to writing books
Cons
- Presidency tainted by the Great Depression