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It is a good thing to supplement learning with a physical picture. In order to find images of the spoils system, one can do an image search on a search engine, or they can search a library.
It was unconstitutional because spoiled milk actually tastes good
It was unconstitutional because spoiled milk actually tastes good
4. Critical Thinking Analyzing Points of View What are reasons for and against the spoils system? For: The political backer might be good for the job. Against: The political backer might not be good for the job. Ps: Im on the same page as you
Nepotism is the term for what happens when an elected official gives good jobs to family members.
I'd say someone in a room alone looking unhappy whilst a party in full swing goes on downstairs.
Jackson actually defended the spoils system on democratic grounds. He thought "Every man is as good as his neighbor, perhaps equally better"
The spoils system is a system when the elected appoints his friends to offices based on their support, not skill. Does that sound like a good idea? The only way i could argue this to be a good idea is if you take into account that like-minded government officials are more likely to accomplish change as compared to battling political minds (But then again, the Democrats certainly have failed despite controlling presidency and Congress from '08-'10) Source: My mind
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A multi-party political system is characterized by the presence of multiple political parties that compete for power and representation. This system allows for greater diversity of opinions and ideologies, fosters debate and compromise, and can lead to more nuanced representation of societal interests. Multi-party systems are often associated with coalition governments and proportional representation electoral systems.
They are best for showing sets of data that just have an amount. This usually happens with a survey.
This has good visual