What measures made by President Hoover that addressed the federal response to the Great Depression were still acceptable to fiscal conservatives?
A) direct distribution of food and clothes to the poor
B) hiring for long-planned construction projects and imposing high protective tariffs
C) increasing wages and reducing the hours of the workday for laborers
D) organizing massive international relief forces to assist all areas of the world

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Hoover's approach to the Great Depression included measures like hiring for construction projects and imposing high protective tariffs, which were more aligned with fiscal conservative principles of limited direct government intervention in the economy and protection of domestic industries. Direct aid or international relief efforts were less aligned with fiscal conservatism.

What Measures Made by President Hoover That Addressed the Federal