One argument against the spoils system was that it
did not reward loyal supporters.
was unbi...
History, 24.02.2022 17:30 miriamnelson7545
One argument against the spoils system was that it
did not reward loyal supporters.
was unbiased and too rigid.
was a hard process to understand.
might lead to an abuse of power.
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