Why the supreme court opposed New Deal
Basic plan on why the Supreme court opposed the New Deal
a few specifics added
- Created by: Dracupine
- Created on: 21-05-13 13:01
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- Why did the Supreme Court oppose the New Deal
- Republican 1861- 1933
- Republican ascendancy 1921- 1933
- 16 years of Democratic years
- Sates Rights
- President too powerful
- (States Rights) Federal Gov. becoming too powerful at expense of state Gov.
- Imperial Presidency
- President too powerful
- in 140 years before 1935, Supreme had found 60 unconstitutional policies/ acts
- in first18 months of New Deal, Supreme found 11 acts/ policies that were unconstitutional
- AAA (Butler Case)
- NRA (Sick Chicken/ Schechter Case)
- Roosevelt wanted to change Congress
- Court Packing
- Laissez- faire
- stopped
- market no longer free, Gov. controled
- Four Horsemen of the opocalypse
- The four most dominating Judges 1933
- Conservative
- 'Biblical reference' 4 things that will end the world
- Difficult to get policies through
- The four most dominating Judges 1933
- Republican 1861- 1933
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