what is the spoils system
the spoil system was when the president gives his voters government jobs.
positions in government office
Control of government by the rich
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The Spoil System
Under the spoil system government jobs were filled by patronage, regardless of the skills or qualifications.
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The politicians who won elections gave government jobs to loyal party workers..
The spoil system, also known as patronage, refers to the practice of a political party rewarding its supporters with government jobs and positions after winning an election. This system was notably employed by President Andrew Jackson in the 1820s, who believed that government roles should be filled by loyal party members rather than career bureaucrats. While it aimed to democratize government by encouraging broader participation, it often led to corruption and inefficiency, as appointments were based more on loyalty than merit. The spoil system was eventually challenged and diminished with the introduction of civil service reforms, particularly after the Pendleton Act of 1883.
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Jackson didn't start the spoil system but did highly encourage it. When Jackson became president he strongly suggested that the theory of rotation in office by potential appointments declaring it a leading principle in the republic creed(A system of Christian or other religious belief; a faith).