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A year before, the Supreme Court had revoked one of Roosevelt's key laws the first 100 days. This happened due to the Supreme Court not giving the President as much power to regulate interstate commerce, or to make an act unconstitutional.
Q: Evaluate what Roosevelt wanted to complete his first 100 days and why he was not allowed to.

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The court ruled a key part of Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional. Roosevelt later on charged the Court explaining, that the nation had gone back to "horse-and-buggy" days. Roosevelt wanted and expected the Court to strike down with other New Deals he explained to the public, but instead limited his ability to make new deals.

Q: Identify why and how the Court started to change their minds toward Roosevelt.

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So on February 5, 1937, in a special....

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So on February 5, 1937, in a special....

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FDR would create a plan to weaken Justices of the Supreme Court. With that adding up, he would add up six new Justices to what was originally a nine member Court. He included many elderly and overworked citizens into the Justices. This later on was labeled as his "court packing."
Q: Explain why Roosevelt thought it was a good idea to add more people into the Justices.

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Given Roosevelt's enormous popularity.... 

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Given Roosevelt's enormous popularity.... 

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Roosevelt soon began to have the Court on his side. He soon started to get votes from 5 to 4, this later on increased onto the Wagner Act. Many in the Justice soon started to go for Roosevelt that many on the Justice, started to change their opinions on Roosevelt. Pundits called this "switch in time to save nine."
Q: Summarize how Roosevelt started to get more votes onto his New Deals.

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Shortly after this switch, Judge Willis Van Devanter...

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Shortly after this switch, Judge Willis Van Devanter...

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Willis Van Devanter, who indeed helped strike down New Deal programs, was resining from the Court. This formatted FDR to nominate someone to the Justice who wanted the New Deal. He soon started to hire new Justices as retirements increased. Felix Frankfurter, his top advisers, was one of the new Justices.
Q: Restate why Willis Van Devanter resigned from the Court.

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Indeed, 1937 marked a turning point in the history...

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Indeed, 1937 marked a turning point in the history...

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The Court has had a ruling point and was more willingly to accept a larger role towards the federal government. Although the Court did not deny any laws, after 1937 Roosevelt found the public to be less supported into the New Deal legislation.
Q: Describe why he was not being as supported as before the legislation.