Hoover's approach in solving the problems of the great depression was
a. promising
b. successful
c. overriden
d. unsuccessful

The correct answer is D.

President Hoover (1931-1933) introduced certain measures aiming to boost the economy after the crash, during the initial recession years. His policies were based on austerity purpouses.

He encouraged business owners to prevent wage cuts or staff reductions, in order to stop the fall of production and income levels. He also raised taxes aiming to restore the balance of the national budget. These measures were unsucessful, and only at the end of his presidency he switched and started to implement programs of relief based on increasing public expenditures.

in 476 c.e. romulus, the last of the roman emperors in the west, was overthrown by the germanic leader odoacer, who became the first barbarian to rule in rome. the order that the roman empire had brought to western europe for 1000 years was no more.