In 1932, referring to the Bonus Army, General Douglas MacArthur said, "They had come to the conclusion, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that they were about to take over . . . direct control of the government. . . . It is my opinion that had the president let it go on another week the institutions of our government would have been very severely threatened."How did MacArthur's view contribute to Herbert Hoover failure to win the presidency the following November? a. Americans blamed Hoover for not allowing MacArthur to use necessary force against the protestors. b. Americans blamed Hoover for what many saw as MacArthur's excessive use of force. c. Americans blamed Hoover for allowing generals Eisenhower and Patton to follow MacArthur's example in using force. d. Americans blamed Hoover for not allowing MacArthur to use the Army to solve a political problem.

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