United States History - 20th Century - 1901 to 1945, United States History, Executive Branch, Children - Politics, Government & Law, U.S. - Political Biography, Children - Biography
Log in to track your reading progress.
Overview
Growing up a Quaker, Herbert Hoover learned the values that would lead to a successful career as a geologist, engineer, and politician. Having directed several relief programs, he was nicknamed the Great Humanitarian for his selfless dedication to helping feed, clothe, and protect the poor and helpless. Just eight months after winning a landslide victory to become president, his reputation was destroyed by his handling of the Great Depression. It wasn't until years later that his continued acts of public service were once again acknowledged.Synopsis
Growing up a Quaker, Herbert Hoover learned the values that would lead to a successful career as a geologist, engineer, and politician. Having directed several relief programs, he was nicknamed the Great Humanitarian for his selfless dedication to helping feed, clothe, and protect the poor and helpless. Just eight months after winning a landslide victory to become president, his reputation was destroyed by his handling of the Great Depression. It wasn't until years later that his continued acts of public service were once again acknowledged.
Book Details
Published
May 1, 2003
Publisher
Lerner Publishing Group
Pages
112
Format
Library Binding
ISBN
9780822508212