An ironic twist to Roosevelt's court-packing plan was that
a. when Roosevelt finally did get to appoint several justices, they consistently voted against his wishes.
b. Republicans supported the measure more enthusiastically than did Democrats.
c. although the measure failed, the Supreme Court nonetheless began to render pro-New Deal decisions.
d. two of the justices who had been pro-Roosevelt resigned in protest.
c
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A. They allowed companies to acquire expensive assets without paying any taxes. B. They allowed a few companies to completely dominate entire economic sectors. C. They prevented companies from freely accessing credit for potential investments. D. They increased the amount of debt and unprofitable assets that companies possessed.
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Fill in the blank with correct word.
The bank was re-chartered by Congress in 1832, and Jackson
A. promptly vetoed the bill. B. compromised with Clay and helped re-write an acceptable charter for the BUS. C. grudgingly signed the bill. D. announced that he thought the bank evil and intended to destroy it. E. Both a & d
The North had such an overwhelming advantage in naval power that its blockade of the South was completely effective from the start.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)