, were essentially run by the Klan.

Prohibition was the other big wedge issue for the Democrats. The party was split between rural conservatives who supported it and urban moderates and progressives who found the idea intolerable.

Herbert Hoover seemingly had everything you would want from a President. He was well-educated, with a degree in geology from Stanford. He had traveled the world. He was a successful businessman. He showed he could organize people all over the world to ward off famine.

And when he became President, he was awful. Faced with an unprecedented economic crisis (that was not his fault), Hoover, in crude test pilot/astronaut speech, screwed the pooch. Whatever Hoover had accomplished before in life, was forgotten under the weight of massive unemployment and a shrinking economy,

William E. Leuchtenburg, who has written extensively on the history of the Great Depression, does not paint a sympathetic portrait of Hoover. Instead, Hoover comes across as vainglorious, although tempered by a desire to serve the public. But, Hoover wanted the public to respect him and love him because he was Herbert Hoover. Out of office, Hoover turned into a bitter reactionary. But, as Hoover would say in his retirement (he lived until he was 90) about how endured all the taunts, “I just outlived all the bastards.”

Herbert Clark Hoover was born into a Quaker family on August 10, 1874 in West Branch, Iowa. He was orphaned at the age of 10 and sent off to live with an uncle in Oregon. Not surprisingly, Hoover had a very unhappy childhood. His uncle, who had recently lost his son, didn’t find Herbert Hoover a suitable replacement. But, Hoover did get an education. And, in 1891, Hoover was admitted to the first ever class of a new university in California: Leland Stanford Junior University. Hoover’s field of study was geology.

While at Stanford, Hoover found the eye of another woman who was in the geology major. Actually, she was the ONLY woman in the geology major at the time. Her name was Lou (short for Louise) Henry. The two would eventually marry in 1899. In addition to raising two children, Herbert and Lou collaborated on an English translation of the 16th Century textbook on metallurgy called De re metallica.

Hoover was also the student manager of the football team. He is credited with coming up
, were essentially run by the Klan. 

 Prohibition was the other big wedge heel consequence for the Democrats. The party was split between rural conservatives who supported it and urban centrist and progressives who found the idea intolerable. 

 Herbert Hoover apparently have everything you would want from a President. He was well - educate, with a degree in geology from Stanford. He had traveled the worldly concern. He was a successful businessman. He showed he could organize multitude wholly over the world to ward off dearth. 

 And when he became President, he was nasty. Faced with an unprecedented economic crisis (that was not his fault), Hoover, in crude test pilot / astronaut actor's line, screwed the pooch. Whatever Hoover had accomplished before in life, was forget under the weight of massive unemployment and a shrinking economy, 

 William E. Leuchtenburg, who has written extensively on the history of the Great Depression, does not paint a sympathetic portrait of Hoover. alternatively, Hoover comes across as vainglorious, although tempered by a desire to serve the public. But, Hoover wanted the public to respect him and love him because he was Herbert Hoover. Out of office, Hoover turned into a bitter reactionary. But, as Hoover would say in his retirement (he lived until he was 90) about how endured all the taunts, “ I just outlived all the asshole. ” 

 Herbert Clark Hoover was born into a Quaker family on August 10, 1874 in West Branch, Iowa. He was orphan at the old age of 10 and air off to live with an uncle in Oregon. Not surprisingly, Hoover have a very unhappy childhood. His uncle, who had recently lost his son, did n’t find Herbert Hoover a suitable successor. But, Hoover did get an education. And, in 1891, Hoover was admitted to the first always class of a new university in California: Leland Stanford Junior University. Hoover ’s field of study was geology. 

 While at Stanford, Hoover found the eye of another woman who was in the geology major. Actually, she was the lone woman in the geology major at the time. Her name was Lou (short for Louise) Henry. The two would eventually marry in 1899. In addition to raise two children, Herbert and Lou collaborated on an English translation of the sixteenth Century textbook on metallurgy called De re metallica. 

 Hoover was besides the student manager of the football team. He is credited with coming up
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, were essentially run by the KlAn.

ProhibitIon waS thE otHeR big WedgE issue for the DeMOcraTs. The party was split betwEen ruRaL ConsERvAtiveS who supPOrTED it AnD uRbaN mODeRates And ProgresSives who foUnd ThE idea intolerABlE.

Herbert HoOveR seemingly haD evErythiNg You WOuld wAnt From a presidENt. He waS well-educAtED, with a DEgree in GEOlOgy fRom Stanford. He had tRAvELed the world. He wAs a sucCeSSfUL BusIneSsman. He shoWeD he coULd organIZe PEOPle ALl over the worlD to ward off fAMinE.

And whEn He bECame PrEsideNt, HE waS awful. Faced With An unpreceDented EConomic CRisis (thAt was nOt hIs fAult), hOoVeR, in CrUDe tESt PilOT/asTronaut sPeEcH, screWed tHE POOch. WHatEver hooveR had accomplisHed BefoRE in Life, wAs forGottEn Under The weiGht of MaSsive unemploymeNt anD a shrinkiNg eCoNomY,

WIlliaM e. LeuchTenBurG, who has Written EXteNsIVELy On the history of the GReAT dePression, Does noT PaInT A sympathEtIc pOrtrAIT of HoOver. iNsTead, HoovEr comeS AcRoSs as vaiNgLoriouS, aLthOugH tempERed bY a desiRe to servE the pUBlic. But, Hoover wANted the public TO rESPeCT him And Love him becaUse hE Was HErbeRT HOovER. Out oF offiCe, hOoVEr turned into a bitter ReActionAry. BuT, as Hoover woulD say in his rETIRement (he LiveD UnTIl he was 90) about hoW enduRed all the tAUnts, “I jusT outlIved all tHe bastardS.”

hErbert ClArk hooVer Was BORn Into a Quaker faMILy on auGust 10, 1874 in WEst branch, IOwa. he wAs oRphAnEd at the agE of 10 and seNt OfF tO lIve With aN Uncle in OReGon. noT suRprisINgly, HoOver hAd a vErY uNHapPy childHOoD. hIs unClE, wHo haD reCeNtly lOst hIS soN, didn’t fInd HerberT HoOVer a SuItAble repLacement. But, HoOvEr did get an EdUcaTion. AnD, IN 1891, Hoover wAs admitted to the first eveR Class of A neW univErsiTy in CalifOrnIa: LelaNd STAnford junior univeRsIty. hOOver’s FIElD of StUdy was geolOGY.

WhIle at stAnfoRd, HooveR found the eye of anotHEr wOman who was in tHe gEoloGY MaJor. aCtUAllY, sHE waS THe ONLY woman in thE geology maJoR At The time. Her NAme WaS Lou (shoRt for LoUise) HENry. The tWo would evEntually mArRy in 1899. iN AddItion to raiSing two cHildren, HeRBert aND LOu colLabOrated On An ENglisH transLAtiOn of tHe 16th CeNtUry texTbook On MetallurGy called De re metallica.

HoOver waS also The Student maNagER of The footbaLl teAm. He is credIteD wiTh comIng UP
, were essentially run bythe Klan.
Proh ibi tio nwastheother big wedg e  iss ue for the Democrats.The p ar t y wa s  s plitbetween ru r a l c on se rva ti v es  whosup portedit and urb anmo derates andp ro gressiveswho  found the i dea  intol er abl e .

He rbe rt Ho over s e emingl y had eve ry t hing y o u would w an t fr om a President. H e  w a s well-educate d, wit ha  d e g ree  in  geology f ro m Sta n ford. H e  h a d tra v eled the worl d. He was a suc cessfu lbus i nessma n. He  s h owe d he couldorga nize peop le all over th e  worldto war d o fffami n e. 
And  w h enh ebec a mePresiden t,  h e was  awf u l . Face d w ithan un precedented e con omic cri sis ( thatwasno t his  fault ), Ho ov er, in crude te st p ilot/astr ona ut  sp ee ch, s c rewedthe  po och. Wh ateverH oov er h a daccomplished befor ei n  l ife, was  forgo t te nu nder the  w eig ht o f massi ve u n em ployment  and a sh ri nking e co nomy,
W ill iam  E. L e ucht enburg , who ha s wri t ten extensivel y  on the histo r yo f  t h e Gr eat  Depression , do e s no t pa i nt  as ympat hetic  p o rt r ait of Hoover. Inst ea d, Hoo ver c omes across a s vainglor i o u s, altho ught em p ered by a desi re to  serve the public.But,Hoover w anted the p ublic to  re spe cthim a nd  love him bec a u se h ewas Her ber t Hoove r.Out  of  of fi ce, Hoove r turned  i nt oabit ter r e actionar y.  Bu t,  as  Hoov e r woul d say  inhi sr eti rement( he l ived  u nt il h e w as  90)abou t  ho w endur ed all th e t a unts ,“I  just o utlived all t he  bastards. ”
He rbertC l ark Hoov er was born into a Quak e r famil y o n Aug ust10, 1874inWest B ran c h, Iow a. Hewas o rp han e d  at t h e  a geof  10 and se n t  of f toli ve w ith anuncle in Oregon. N o t s urprisingly,Hoo verh a da v e ry unh ap p y c h i ldhood. His unc le, who ha dr ec ently lost his  s on, did n’t fin d Her b ert Hoo ver a sui table rep la ceme n t . B ut, Hoover  did get  an educa t ion.A nd , in189 1, Hoo ve r w as ad mitted tothe f irst e ve r clas s ofanew univ ersity in California: L elandStanf ord  Junior U niv e rsi ty. Hoove r’sfield of s tud y w as ge olo g y.

W hile at  St a nford , Ho o ver found th e e y e  o f another w o m a n w ho wa s i n  the g eolo gy major. Actuall y , she was theONLY w oma n i n  the  g eology major a t t he t ime. Her  n ame was Lou  (shortfo r  Loui se) He nry. T he twow o ul d  event uall y m arry in 1 899 .I n addit io nt o rais ingtw o chil dren,H erbe r t  and Lou collabo rated o n anE ngl ish t ra nslatio n  ofthe 16th C entury text book o n me tallu rgy cal le d De r e m et allica.

H o over wasalsothe stu de nt m ana ger of  the f ootba ll t ea m.He is cre d i te d  w it h  co ming  up
, were_essentially run_by the Klan.

Prohibition was_the other_big_wedge issue_for_the Democrats. The_party was split_between rural conservatives who_supported it and_urban_moderates and progressives who found the idea intolerable.

Herbert Hoover seemingly had everything you would_want_from a_President._He_was well-educated, with a degree_in geology from Stanford. He_had traveled_the world. He was a successful businessman. He_showed_he could organize_people all over the world to ward off famine.

And_when he became President, he was_awful. Faced with_an_unprecedented_economic crisis (that was_not his fault), Hoover, in crude_test pilot/astronaut speech, screwed the pooch._Whatever Hoover had accomplished before in life,_was forgotten under the weight of_massive unemployment and a shrinking_economy,

William E._Leuchtenburg, who has written extensively_on the history_of the_Great Depression, does_not paint a sympathetic portrait of_Hoover. Instead, Hoover_comes across as vainglorious, although tempered_by_a desire to_serve_the_public. But,_Hoover wanted the_public_to respect_him_and love him because he was_Herbert_Hoover. Out of office, Hoover turned into_a bitter reactionary. But,_as_Hoover would say in_his retirement (he lived until_he was 90) about how endured_all the_taunts, “I_just outlived all the bastards.”

Herbert Clark Hoover was born into a_Quaker family on August 10, 1874_in West Branch, Iowa._He was_orphaned_at the age_of_10 and_sent off to live with an uncle_in Oregon._Not surprisingly, Hoover had a very_unhappy childhood. His uncle,_who_had recently lost his son, didn’t_find Herbert Hoover a suitable replacement._But, Hoover did get an_education._And,_in 1891, Hoover was admitted_to the first ever class of_a new university_in California: Leland Stanford Junior University. Hoover’s_field_of study was geology.

While at Stanford,_Hoover_found the eye of another woman_who_was_in the geology major. Actually,_she was the ONLY woman in_the geology major at the time. Her name was_Lou (short for_Louise) Henry. The two would_eventually_marry_in 1899. In addition to raising two children, Herbert and_Lou collaborated_on an English_translation of the 16th Century textbook on metallurgy called De_re metallica.

Hoover was also the student manager_of the football team. He is credited with coming up