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• Roosevelt, Franklin D.
  ...onal assumptions of power. Elected to four consecutive presidential terms, Roosevelt transformed American [[federalism]] from a system characterized by the sepa ...ther than the state’s legislature. All of these contributed to President Roosevelt’s success in giving the federal government greater power and authority ov
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• Alphabetical List of Entries
  * [[Franklin, Benjamin]] * [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.]]
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• Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933
  .... Enacted on May 12, 1933, as part of [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt’s]] [[New Deal]], the AAA marked a turning point in federal agricultural After consulting with farm leaders, Henry Wallace, Roosevelt’s secretary of agriculture, drafted the act, which established the Agricu
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• Black, Hugo L.
  ...critic of big business, he was President [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin Roosevelt’s]] first appointee to the Court. The appointment became controversial wh
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• Brandeis, Louis D.
  Brandeis, while a supporter of [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin Roosevelt’s]] [[New Deal]], opposed the president’s court-packing plan. He was of
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• Carter v. Carter Coal Company (1936)
  ...prudence and is credited with triggering [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin Roosevelt’s]] court-packing scheme. The following year, 1937, the Court changed dir
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• Commerce among the States
  ...ls for coal mining. After his massive 1936 electoral victory, a frustrated Roosevelt proposed his “court-packing” plan to save his domestic programs. While
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• Cooperative Federalism
  ...rative federalism was expanded during [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt’s]] [[New Deal]]. The influence of the national government over social we
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• Economic Development
  ...m (Nixon)]]; [[New Federalism (Reagan)]]; [[Reagan, Ronald]]; [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.]]
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• Federal-State Relations
  ...nature and extent of that support varied considerably. Presidents Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson pushed for the most expansive changes, but many other pr ...he States saw a more activist national government with the introduction of Roosevelt’s New Deal. As the federal government addressed problems of social inequi
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• Federalism
  ...[[Roosevelt, Theodore|Theodore]] and [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt]], have made real contributions through their state papers. The pragmatic o
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• Frankfurter, Felix
  ...s of the president who appointed him, [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt]]. In doing so, though, he also established a model for judicial self-restr After Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected president, Frankfurter turned down the U.S. solicitor generalsh
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• Health Care Policy
  ...le of the executive office, President [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt]] helped create the modern American administrative state. The national gove
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• Internal Improvements
  ...e [[New Deal]] public works agenda of [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt]]. And the creative federalism period of Presidents John F. Kennedy and [[J
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• Interstate Compacts
  ...to establish flood control. President [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt]], however, threatened a veto so that the Federal Power Commission would no ...Justice]]; [[Education]]; [[Local Government]]; [[New Deal]]; [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.]]; [[Sovereignty]]; [[Taney, Roger Brooke]]
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• Interstate Relations
  ...t is subject to a veto, and President [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt]] in 1939 disallowed a bill authorizing states to negotiate and enter into ...eemption]]; [[Privileges and Immunities Clause: Article IV]]; [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.]]; [[State Courts]]; [[State Legislatures]]
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• National Labor Relations Act of 1935
  ...us positions that struck down much of [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt’s]] [[New Deal]] programs as unconstitutional. In upholding the constitut ...or Relations Board v. Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation]]; [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.]]
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• National Labor Relations Board v. Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation (1937)
  During the first term of [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt’s]] presidency, the [[Supreme Court of the United States|Supreme Court]] ...t with new justices who would be more sympathetic to his New Deal. Despite Roosevelt’s great popularity, Congress was skeptical about his court-packing plan a
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• Native Americans
  The [[New Deal]] of the [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin D. Roosevelt]] administration ushered in the next era of federalism for both the states ...olution]]; [[Eisenhower, Dwight D.]]; [[Eleventh Amendment]]; [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.]]; [[Intergovernmental Relations]]; [[Marshall, John]]; [[New Federalism
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• New Deal
  ...ation levels. The New Deal was President [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin Roosevelt’s]] first effort to address the problems created by and underlying the Gr ...periods, such as the “New Nationalism” of [[Roosevelt, Theodore|Teddy Roosevelt]] and the “New Freedom” of [[Wilson, Woodrow|Woodrow Wilson]]. Yet, Pro
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• Political Parties
  ...ratic Party, reflecting its history from [[Roosevelt, Franklin D.|Franklin Roosevelt]] onward, is much more supportive of national administrative power. The mod ...party, led by McKinley’s vice president, [[Roosevelt, Theodore|Theodore Roosevelt]]. Progressives sought to break the back of the two-party system by favorin
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