No, he fought it.
Appointments were made to political supporters as part of a spoils system.
The Spoils System.
This question refers to the spoils system (as opposed to a competitive merit based promotions and appointments). The spoils system is used synonymously with the concepts of corruption and the party machine politics.
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Andrew Jackson is noted for introducing the spoils system in the US. He replaced all of the government employees with his supporters. He believed that anyone of normal intelligence could do a government job as well as anyone else.
Rutherford B. Hayes
rewarding loyal supporters and political allies. He believed in the spoils system, in which successful politicians were given government appointments as a way to secure their support and maintain their loyalty. This practice led to the hiring of many unqualified individuals, but also helped solidify Jackson's political power.
No- the Pendleton Act was designed to replace the spoils system of appointing federal officials by using merit based on test scores to make appointments .
One effect that the spoils system had on government was to open office to a wide range of citizens.
The spoils system....
what is the spoils system