Why was the Great Depression such a key turning point in the relationship between the national government and the states? A.Franklin Roosevelt's victory meant that the Supreme Court would be packed with judges in favor of expanding national power B.It brought a series of financial problems more severe than the state and local governments had previously experienced C.Unemployment levels rose so high there were no constitutional challenges to the expansion of national services. D.It shifted power from the national government the state governments that could better address local economic problems . E.Citizens generally felt frustrated with the state governments' lack of interest in stepping in.

Why was the Great Depression such a key turning point in the relationship between the national government and the states? A.Franklin Roosevelt's victory meant that the Supreme Court would be packed with judges in favor of expanding national power B.It brought a series of financial problems more severe than the state and local governments had previously experienced C.Unemployment levels rose so high there were no constitutional challenges to the expansion of national services. D.It shifted power from the national government the state governments that could better address local economic problems . E.Citizens generally felt frustrated with the state governments' lack of interest in stepping in.