Explanation:
The nature of French feudal society prevented its development of a strong and stable New France in North America. The political, social and economic contexts of feudal France were all closely intertwined. ... This desire for nobility meant that there was little chance to develop into a capitalist
Answer:
corruption
Explanation:
As a result, the spoils system allowed
those with political influence to ascend to
powerful positions within the government,
regardless of their level of experience
or skill, thus compounding both the
inefficiency of government as well as
enhancing the opportunities for corruption.
