Franklin Roosevelt's Court-Packing Plan Was Designed To

question 50

Multiple Choice

Franklin Roosevelt's court-packing plan was designed to:

• A) modernize the federal court system
• B) force the Supreme Court to consider his New Deal legislation
• C) help the Supreme Court process more cases
• D) strengthen the court system to help crack down on the rise of organized crime in the 1930s
• E) expand the federal court system to create more jobs during the Great Depression

Understand concepts related to personal income, such as average vs. transitory income and the economic life cycle.

Understand the concepts of economic mobility and the factors influencing it in the United States.

Grasp the methodology behind setting and understanding the poverty line.

Describe the determination and implications of the poverty rate.

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Definitions:

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