History, 29.11.2019 21:31 smann211

Why was fdr so angry about the supreme court ruling in the case of united states v. butler?
a) it ruled that it was unconstitutional for a president to propose new legislation.

b) it ruled that an important piece of new deal legislation was unconstitutional

c) it ruled that the good neighbor policy was illegal

d) it ruled that his "fireside chats" were in violation of the 1st amendment.

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