Question

president franklin roosevelts judicial reform bill would have allowed him to
reject a supreme court decision by protesting to congress.
decide which laws the supreme court could review.
appoint as many as six additional supreme court justices.
reapprove each of the nine current supreme court justices.

Explanation:

Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1937 judicial reform proposal, often called the "court-packing plan," was designed to expand the Supreme Court by adding up to 6 new justices, allowing him to appoint justices sympathetic to his New Deal policies. The other options do not match the actual provisions of this bill.

Answer:

appoint as many as six additional Supreme Court justices.