Question

Why did the Supreme Court deem two policies of the First New Deal unconstitutional?

Question 13 options:

all of these


believed the policies to involve the federal government too much in the regulation (control) of private businesses


the Supreme Court did not see any economic impact and wanted to restrict the New Deal


Presidents are only allowed one major piece of legislation during their time in office

Answer 1

believed the policies to involve the federal government too much in the regulation (control) of private businesses

Answer 2

The correct answer is B) believed the policies to involve the federal government too much in the regulation (control) of private business.

The Supreme Court deemed two policies of the First New Deal unconstitutional because it believed the policies to involve the federal government too much in the regulation of private business.

The Supreme Court considered that the National Recovery Administration and the original version of the Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional. The Supreme Court deemed the two policies of the First New Deal unconstitutional because it believed the policies to involve the federal government too much in the regulation of private business.

The New Deal was President Roosevelt first response to the crisis erupted due to the Great Depression. Most of its programs were designed and started in the first three moths of is tenure.