Why Did the Supreme Court Declare the NRA Unconstitutional in 1935

question 79

Multiple Choice

Why did the Supreme Court declare the NRA unconstitutional in 1935?

• A) The NRA had assumed lawmaking powers that were constitutionally only granted to Congress.
• B) The NRA had failed to protect the rights of agricultural workers as well as industrial workers.
• C) African American employees had been denied the same benefits as white employees.
• D) The NRA had engaged in shady business practices to enrich its leaders.
• E) The NRA was a thinly disguised mechanism for raising funds for Roosevelt's 1936 campaign.

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