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Nataly [62]
3 years ago
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In the debate over civil service reform, did Garfield seem to favor the

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galben [10]3 years ago
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James Garfield was 20th president of US and was the first sitting member of congress to be elected as a president. Civil services reform act was passed on 16th Jan 1883 by president Chester A Arthur.  The act allowed to appoint people on various government posts on basis of their merit, instead of political patronage and outlawed the spoiler system.

James A Garfield favoured the reformers because of their stand about civil service reform which was necessary for the american government during his presidency.

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