1.what was one impact of the depression? a. people defaulted on their income taxes. b. unemployment claims rose. c. more people began keeping journals. d. there was a drop in the marriage and birth rate. 2.what impact did president hoover's philosophy of government have on the economy? a. it delayed the government's response to the stock market crash and deepened the recession. b. it encouraged business to reach out and former employees. c. it prompted the government to take a strong stand in favor of families. d. it created barriers between the executive and legislative branches of government so the economy suffered.

The correct answer to question 1 is D) There was a drop in the marriage and birth rate.

One impact of the Depression was a drop in the marriage and birth rate.

The correct answer to question 2 is A) It delayed the government's response to the stock market crash and deepened the recession.

The impact that President Hoover's philosophy of government had on the economy was that it created barriers between the executive and legislative branches of government so the economy suffered.

We are talking about the Great Depression years. After the US stock exchange crashed on October 29, 1929, many banks went into bankruptcy, thousands of people lost their jobs and several companies closed. This represented the beginning of the Great Depression in the United States. President Hoover was slow to react and never showed the will to help the poor people that were in need. It was until Franklin D. Roosevelt became President, that he created the New Deal program to attend the economic problems of the people.

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