1. To what extent was Franklin Roosevelt's overwhelming victory in the 1932 presidential election a reflection of his own ideas for change? To what extent did it represent public discontent with Herbert Hoover's lack of answers?

Explanation:

During the elections, Hoover’s popularity was at an all-time low. Americans were angry at Hoover and were ready for a change. During the election debates, Roosevelt's covered his ideas to reinvent the united states and try and pick up the country from the depression.

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