The correct answer is A) He wanted to reorganize the Federal Court system to maintain his New Deal Agenda to get the Judicial Branch support.
The statement that most likely display Franklin D. Roosevelt’s reason to pack the Court is: “He wanted to reorganize the Federal Court system to uphold his New Deal Agenda to get the Judicial Branch support.”
With the Judicial Procedures Reform Bill of 1937, President Franklin D. Roosevelt wanted to appoint up to six justices to the Supreme Court of the United States for every justice who had 70 years-old, and that had served more than 10 years. Roosevelt really was looking the support of the Court for his New Deal program.
