Charles guiteau most likely assassinated president garfield because a. he was denied a job within garfield’s administration. b. he wanted grant to become president. c. he wanted hayes to become president. d. he was against garfield’s reforms.

The correct answer is A. Charles Guiteau most likely assassinated President Garfield because he was denied a job within Garfield's administration.

On July 2, 1881, at the Washington train station, the lawyer Charles Jules Guiteau, a finder of charges and perks disappointed by the firmness of James Garfield, who had not granted him a consular post he had requested, fired upon President Garfield two bullets that did not injure any vital organ.

Wounded, Garfield remained in the White House for 70 days. The doctors, on the pretext of finding one of the bullets, were transforming a wound of a few millimeters into a serious wound. Alexander Graham Bell tried unsuccessfully to find the bullet with a metal detector that he had improvised for the occasion, but the bed where he was lying was made of metal and that made the discovery impossible. On September 6 Garfield was taken to the coast of New Jersey. For a few days he seemed to have recovered, but on the 19th of that same month he died because of the infection and the internal bleeding caused by the doctors.

The correct answer is A) he was denied a job within Garfield’s administration.

Charles Guiteau most likely assassinated President Garfield because he was denied a job within Garfield’s administration.

In a moment of fury and revenge, Charles Guiteau shot President James A. Garfield at the Baltimore railroad station on July 2, 1881. Guiteau felt betrayed by the President because, in his mind, Guiteau thought that he had helped Garfield to get the presidency. Guiteau wanted to be a US Consul as a thank you gift for his support, but the government rejected his application to be consul in some cites of Europe.

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