Answer:
B.
Roosevelt successfully added more Supreme Court justices to the bench that supported his policies.
Explanation:
During the time of Franklin Roosevelt as the President of the United States, when Supreme Court struck down several key pieces of his New Deal legislation, after two years, he first proposed age limit for Justices, such that whenever a Justice clock 70 years, and 6 months old, and who had served 10 years or more should be retired.
However, should a Justice refuse to retire, Roosevelt added More Supreme Court Justices to the bench, with equal voting right. This was later termed as "Court parking".
Hence, the right answer is, Roosevelt successfully added more Supreme Court justices to the bench that supported his policies.
