Evaluate the impact of relationships among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government, including Franklin D. Roosevelt's attempt to increase the number of U.S. Supreme Court justices and the presidential election of 2000.
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Many members of Congress disagreed with President Roosevelt's proposed solution to the problem described above because -
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the Constitution required hearings to confirm judicial appointments
the time required for judicial proceedings would increase
the power of the executive branch would increase
Supreme Court justices were subject to term limits
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How does the pattern of distribution of political representation shown in these graphs affect relationships within the government?
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The president determines which pieces of legislation are passed.
Members of Congress compete to be majority leaders.
Leaders of Congress assign legislation through committees.
The president must negotiate to get congressional support for the executive agenda.
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Many members of Congress disagreed with President Roosevelt's proposed solution to the problem described above because -
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H.20.B: Government Relationships
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How does the pattern of distribution of political representation shown in these graphs affect relationships within the government?
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H.20.B: Government Relationships
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Which speaker expresses the main argument against President Franklin D. Roosevelt's plan to increase the number of justices on the Supreme Court?
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H.20.B: Government Relationships
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The events described in this excerpt provide evidence of which political situation?
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H.20.B: Government Relationships
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The Supreme Court's actions in agreeing to hear this case illustrate -
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H.20.B: Government Relationships
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What role did the Supreme Court play in this declaration?
