The Supreme Court declared the 1933 National Industry Recovery Act

constitutional, although it gave legislative power to the executive branch.

constitutional, although it imposed high taxes upon union workers.

unconstitutional because it imposed high taxes upon employers.

unconstitutional because it gave legislative power to the executive branch.

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22 August, 06:57

The Supreme Court declared the 1933 National Industry Recovery Act

constitutional, although it gave legislative power to the executive branch.

constitutional, although it imposed high taxes upon union workers.

unconstitutional because it imposed high taxes upon employers.

unconstitutional because it gave legislative power to the executive branch.

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Elsie Mcgee · Answer 1

The answer is: unconstitutional becuase, it gave legislative power to the executive branch. This answer is not incorrect becuase, the powers are seperated equally between the branches, which means no branch is more powerful than the other. As a matter of fact, this system is revised by the structure of checks and balances.