Under the spoils system, what happened to civil service employees when a new politician got elected?They usually lost their jobs if they failed the Civil Service Exam.They kept their jobs and supported the newly elected politician.They were usually fired.They kept their jobs after new politicians got elected.

Under early American presidents, civil service employees were:A.generally appointed based on political connections.B.not considered part of the executive branch.C.expected to pass exams to measure their competence.D.more powerful than modern-day civil servants.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Civil service employees were expected to contribute time and money to ______.the educational systemthe needs of the less fortunatetheir own retirement fundthe campaign of the politician that hired them

Civil servants were given legal protection against being fired without a show of cause in order to

Which political machine worker worked in the precinct every day?The ward bossThe precinct workerThe Red Cross volunteerThe city boss

The Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act of 1883 was ______.famous for its rescue of the spoils systemnot passed by Congressthe beginning of the end for the spoils systemnever actually voted on