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How did the spoil system work?
The politicians who won elections gave government jobs to loyal party workers..
What problem did progressive hope to solve?
they wanted to fix poverty, working conditions, and slums
How did Hamilton win the support of the South?
He won support by establishing Washington D.C.
How did spoils system work?
The politicians who won elections gave government jobs to loyal party workers..
Who won the Oscar for Short Film - Live Action - in 1969?
The Magic Machines won the Oscar for Short Film - Live Action - in 1969.
Which political party won 1934 election?
Democratic
What is an advantage of playing online slot machines over physical slot machines?
Online Slot machines are more convenient to use, you can play in private at home and no-one is able to tell when you have won. It removes that awkward moment when the slot machine pays out in the loudest possible manner so that everyone knows you have just won big.
Who won the support of the poor in anthens?
In ancient Athens, the support of the poor was largely won by leaders like Cleisthenes and Pericles. Cleisthenes, often called the "father of Athenian democracy," implemented reforms that expanded political participation and empowered the lower classes. Later, Pericles championed policies that promoted public works and provided wages for public service, further solidifying the loyalty of the poorer citizens. Their efforts contributed to a more inclusive political system that favored the interests of the lower socioeconomic classes.
Who won the struggle for political after the death of Julius Caesar?
nune
What is the Pakistan government's impact on people?
Not Loyal with people, Its just for its won benefits and personal wars. In which it is using the innocent peoples and killing them.
Who won the premiership in 2010?
it is defo Liverpool,, I was so happy when we won it cus I support the scousers
Did political bosses rig elections?
Yes, political bosses historically rigged elections to maintain power and control over political processes. They often employed tactics such as voter intimidation, ballot stuffing, and manipulating registration rolls to ensure their preferred candidates won. This practice was particularly prevalent in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the United States, where corrupt political machines operated in major cities. These actions undermined democratic principles and led to widespread calls for electoral reforms.
