How did hoover and roosevelt approaches to handling the great depression differ

First, Roosevelt was willing to do much more than Hoover to combat the Depression. He was willing to have the government get much more involved in the economy. Hoover did more than any previous president, but Roosevelt did much, much more than Hoover. Second, Roosevelt did more to try to boost the morale of the people. Roosevelt tried to convince people that things would get better and that the government would be there to help. Hoover did not do nearly as much to try to improve public morale.

Because he proposed that all the treaties should be made through the league of nations.

The articles created a national government composed of a congress, which had the power to declare war, sign treaties, make alliances and more.