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Topic: Great Depression and New Deal
In the Court-packing struggle of 1937, both sides won and both sides lost. Could you explain this please?
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Community / Jr. College
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For the purposes of this answer, let us say that the two sides are President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the one side and the anti-New Deal forces on the other. Both sides did, indeed, both win...
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One of the other reasons that the Court reversed itself in the aftermath of the court-packing fight was that most of the more conservative justices (and indeed some that were not so...
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