Question

Every time I search a question for my history, it always says that no questions are found, guess this is original.
How did the Republican presidents in the 1920s encourage economic growth?

encouraged immigration
raised taxes
interfered as little as possible with business

Answer 1

The Republicans rarely interfered with business. An example of this is how President Hoover responded to the Great Depression, by enacting "laissez-faire" or hands off politics. He believed the economy would fix itself.

Answer 2

The answer is Raised Taxes