In the early years of its history, the American bureaucracy was ______ in comparison to what it turned into.
a. tiny
b. large
c. immeasurable
d. never considered
a. tiny
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a. maintaining free markets b. preserving national traditions c. limiting the role of the government d. enforcing religious-inspired norms
A government project that yields benefits to a specific locale and patronage opportunities to its political representative is referred to as ________
A) congressional oversight B) ratification of treaties C) pork-barrel legislation D) franking E) casework
Weber argued that officials should be ______, salaried, and selected on the basis of ______.
a. elected; nepotism b. full-time; technical qualifications c. elected; political contributions d. part time; education
__________ was a protest by Massachusetts farmers to stop foreclosures by state courts
a. The Committee of Correspondence b. The Federalist Papers c. Mercantilism d. Shays's Rebellion