Roosevelt’s attempt to appoint new, liberal Supreme Court Justices and change the ideological balance of the Court.

Which agency was NOT part of the second New Deal?

The automobile _______________.

The Scopes Trial was a struggle between __________ and _____________.

A system that allowed the government not only to sell but allow nations to borrow weapons to any nation it deemed “vital to the defense of the United States.”  In other words, the United States could give aid to other countries and remain neutral.the 

This agency established by the Second New Deal is responsible for changing the physical face of the U.S.  It constructed thousands of bridges and buildings, more than 500,00 miles of roads, and 600 airports, along with stadiums, swimming pools, and sewage treatment plants.

In this case, the Court refused to intervene in the arrest of a Japanese American citizen who had refused to present himself for internment.  It upheld the constitutionality of the incarceration of people of Japanese ancestry during WWII as a “military necessity.”

After World War I, the Untied States practiced the international policy of ______________ because it wanted to avoid foreign entanglements.  Congress even passed a series of Neutrality Acts in an attempt to avoid conflicts with other countries involved in war.

This act established the agency which would work with groups of business leaders to establish industry codes that set standards for output, prices, and working conditions.  It allowed businesses to suspend antitrust laws in an effort to set fair competition codes.  The goal was to increase Americans purchasing power and reduced unemployment.

The __________________ Supreme Court case allowed the federal government to use wiretapping to gain evidence to prosecute suspected criminals.