Sandra Day O'Connor for number 1.
Thurgood Marshall for 2.
sorry thats the only ones i know
It was the elite and wealthy who were opposed progressive reform, because the purpose of this reform was to eliminate corruption in both big business and the government, and both of these entities were highly intertwined with the wealthy.
Because they had to get a certain amount of states to verify the law in order to take action.
In many ways, F Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald's life mirrors that of the US economy.
They had a booming social and financial life in the 1920s but suffered terribly in the 1930s and they found themselves destitute, drunk, and no longer productive.
