History of North America

Who was the leader who called for rugged individualism during Great Depression?

The leader who called for rugged individualism during the Great Depression was President Herbert Hoover. Hoover believed that the best way to overcome the economic crisis was for individuals to take responsibility for their own lives and not rely on government assistance. He encouraged Americans to work hard, save money, and invest in the future. Hoover's policies were criticized by many who felt that the government should be doing more to help those who were struggling.