Roosevelt’s attempt to alter the composition of the Supreme Court:
Did this plan fatally injure the New Deal?
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Publisher Description
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s attempt to change the composition of the American Supreme Court can be seen from different perspectives. Some historians depict the Supreme Court debacle as the beginning of the end of the New Deal, whereas “in later years, Roosevelt [himself], asserted that the court-packing fiasco was one in which he lost the battle but won the war […]” (Coker, p. 114). In this essay, I will describe the situation which led to his proposal of reorganization, his further proceedings and the reactions to them. I will also analyze the results and the effects which it had on the New Deal during his continuing presidency.
GENRE
Fiction & Literature
RELEASED
2010
August 23
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
11
Pages
PUBLISHER
GRIN Verlag
SELLER
Open Publishing GmbH
SIZE
150.6
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