Matching Pairs Chapter 18: Section 3Online version Review by Patrick Oswald 1 This group consisted of World War 1 veterans protesting the governments lack of support during the depression and angry that had not received their bonus for serving in the war. 2 Hoover was opposed to direct payment of money from the federal government to individuals, otherwise known as this. 3 These homeless encampments started popping up all over the country as unemployment and homelessness grew during the 1930s. 4 In the 1930 Congressional Elections voters were unhappy with Hoover and this party. 5 These were government funded projects, such as bridges and dams, whose construction would hopefully provide jobs for the unemployed. 6 Hoover was very worried that if the federal government became too involved in the lives of individuals it could lead to the spread of this political/economic philosophy, which was spreading in parts of Europe at the time. 7 This was created in 1932 by Hoover in order to make loans to businesses. By early 1932 it actually sent out more than $230 million in loans, but it still wasn't enough. Republican Socialism Bonus Army Public Works Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) Relief Hoovervilles.
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