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Before the elections in 1936, The Supreme Court had overturned one of Roosevelt's key laws first hundred days. Many people had reacted in a angry disappointing way.
Question:
Explain how and why one of Roosevelt's key laws had overturned.

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The Court had later ruled the Agricultural Adjustment. Roosevelt wanted the court to strike down, only because he thinks that the court would take them back to horse and buggy riding days.
Question:
Compare how Roosevelt sort of fixed his problem with the court.

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On February 5, 1937 Roosevelt wanted to  appoint six new Justices to the court, where only nine is the max. Critics believed that he appointed them because of the New Deal, and this was called court packing.
Question:
Compose why the critics believed this such thing?

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Adding more justices to the court, Roosevelt had convinced Congress to enact his ruling to the New Deal. Justice Owen J. Roberts had then not supported the New Deal program, but later voted twice for it.
Question:
Explain why Justice J. Roberts decide to now vote for the New Deal, but not back then?

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Shortly after FDR had selected new justices, Judge Willis Van Devanter had resigned which gave Roosevelt an opportunity to nominate someone who was familiar to the New Deal Program
Question:
Tell why Judge Willis Van Devanter resigned from the court?

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Though Franklin D. Roosevelt's plan had almost worked, the court packing had weakened Roosevelt politically. Before critics couldn't attack him because of the New Deal. but now that that's out of the way, critics had all the freedom to ask and judge him on whatever they wanted to. Because the court did not strike down anymore laws, the president had not much public support to keep up with the New Deal legislation.
Question:
List how it went down while making the New Deal?