patronage
Appointments were made to political supporters as part of a spoils system.
Sources of beurocratic power: societal complexity, political advantages, bureaucratic expansionism, incrementalism
Cronyism gives political appointments or government jobs to political friends. Conversely, nepotism refers to giving government jobs to members of the politician's family.
interactivity
Andrew Jackson
Appointments were made to political supporters as part of a spoils system.
Andrew Jackson replaced most of the political patronage jobs with his supporters. Unlike previous presidents, he had almost no supporters that were appointed by his predecessor so he had some cause to make more new appointments.
The distribution of government jobs to political supporters is called? PatronagePatronage by: Andrea Burke
A Political Action Committee (PAC) meets this definition, and so does a political party.
Sources of beurocratic power: societal complexity, political advantages, bureaucratic expansionism, incrementalism
patronage
immigrants
The number of political appointments available to a president varies. The number of open position varies greatly from year to year.
provide jobs to political party supporters
The practice of giving government jobs to friends and political supporters was known as the spoils system.
Political parties learned to increase their chances of winning elections by: Offering jobs to supporters Making sure supporters turned out to vote Discouraging supporters of opponents from voting
Immigrants.