Difference between revisions of "Civil service system"
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==U.S. civil service== | ==U.S. civil service== | ||
===Spoils system=== | ===Spoils system=== | ||
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===Reconstruction=== | ===Reconstruction=== | ||
:{{See also|Reconstruction}} | :{{See also|Reconstruction}} | ||
Revision as of 09:35, December 30, 2018
Many countries have some kind of civil service system in place. People become employed by their government to do the many jobs of the government. An example is the administrative system giving stability to Chinese empires by using competitive exams to fill government offices.
U.S. civil service
Spoils system
- Main article: Spoils system
Reconstruction
- See also: Reconstruction
Civil Service Act
- Main article: Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act
New Deal
- See also: New Deal and Agricultural Adjustment Administration
The Era of Big Government
- See also: Great Society and Clinton Administration
Statism and the totalitarian police state
- See also: Patriot Act, Obama Administration, and FISA abuse