What was the result of FDR's court-packing scheme?

A. The Supreme Court more willingly accepted a larger role for the federal government.

B. The Supreme Court expanded to 11 members.

C. The Supreme Court split into two courts to better handle cases.

D. The Supreme Court attacked New Deal programs more than ever.

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Jason Solomon

11 March, 01:05

What was the result of FDR's court-packing scheme?

A. The Supreme Court more willingly accepted a larger role for the federal government.

B. The Supreme Court expanded to 11 members.

C. The Supreme Court split into two courts to better handle cases.

D. The Supreme Court attacked New Deal programs more than ever.

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Hodge · Answer 1

The answer is letter d. The Supreme Court attacked the New Deal Programs more than ever. It was clear that Roosevelt planned gain more support for his programs but many of his opponents believed that by this he was trying to influence the Courts and even people who support him were against it.