The "Court-Packing" Plan Was the

The "court-packing" plan was the

A) decision in the early nineteenth century that all federal courts should be guarded by members of the armed forces.
B) attempt by the Republican-dominated Senate of the 1990s to confirm as many conservative judges as possible.
C) attempt by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to add sympathetic justices to the Supreme Court in order to get New Deal laws upheld as constitutional.
D) desire in Congress during the 1890s to expand the number of federal courts to ease the workload of the Supreme Court.