Former President Herbert Hoover dedicates his boyhood home

Herbert Hoover returns to his boyhood home in Newburgh, Oregon, to celebrate his 81st birthday. The house, restored by the Herbert Hoover Foundation, serves as a national shrine. Hoover reflects on his past, celebrating with childhood friends and praising the nation's ideals of freedom and faith. He honors country doctors and pioneers for their contributions to the nation's spiritual heritage.

Where did Herbert Hoover celebrate his 81st birthday?

• West Branch, Iowa

• Newburgh, Oregon

• Washington, D.C.

• New York City, New York

Who did Herbert Hoover live with after leaving his birthplace?

• His aunt

• His uncle, Dr. Henry John Minthorn

• His grandparents

• His older brother

What does the dedication of Hoover's boyhood home symbolize?

• The importance of family

• The journey from orphan to President

• The significance of education

• The value of hard work

What ideals did Hoover extol during his birthday celebration?

• Environmental conservation and sustainability

• Economic prosperity and innovation

• Cultural diversity and unity

• Freedom and religious faith

Who did Hoover particularly praise for contributing to the nation's spiritual background?

• Politicians and leaders

• Artists and musicians

• Teachers and educators

• Country doctors and pioneers