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 Roosevelt's 1937 judicial reform bill, often called the "court-packing plan," was designed to expand the Supreme Court. The proposal allowed the president to appoint one new justice for each sitting justice over the age of 70, which would have let him add up to six new justices. This was in response to the Court striking down several of his New Deal programs.

Answer:

appoint as many as six additional Supreme Court justices.