After the Great Depression,in Response to Unprecedented Economic Distress,President Roosevelt

Multiple Choice

After the Great Depression,in response to unprecedented economic distress,President Roosevelt sought to redefine the very nature of the employer/employee relationship.The laws initially ran into stiff opposition at the Supreme Court because:

A) the financial payoffs would not be worth the change.
B) these laws,if passed,would have negatively affected the trade between the United States and the other countries.
C) these laws were based on a more formalistic reading of Article I,Section 8.
D) the employers opposed these changes.
E) the justices at the time saw the employer/employee relationship as one governed by freedom of contract.