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4vir4ik [10]
3 years ago
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Why did Charles Guiteau assassinate President Garfield? A. He wanted Vice President Arthur, a Stalwart, to take office. B. He wa

nted Garfield out of office so he could take his place. C. He did not want to see a Democratic president in office. D. He never gave a reason for his actions.
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vladimir1956 [14]3 years ago
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Answer: A) A. He wanted Vice President Arthur, a Stalwart, to take office.

President Garfield was a reformer who was against the Patronage Spoils System (a system that allowed you to get a job in the government even if you were not qualified).

Guiteau supported the Patronage spoils system, therefore he wanted a Stalwart to be President so the patronage spoils system would not be abolished.

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