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The Pendleton act of 1883 replaced the spoils system with?

Merit System


Who created the Civil service system?

The 47th US Congress created the civil service system in 1883, also known as the Pendleton Act. The act stipulated that government jobs should be awarded on the basis of merit or competitive exams, rather than political ties or political affiliation.


What law replaced the spoils system with a civil services system based on measuring merit and performance?

pendleton Act


Which enabled the President to broaden the merit system and was the foundation of the present federal civil service system?

pendelton act


When was Order of Merit created?

Order of Merit happened in 1902.


Is the Pendleton act and the civil service commission closely related?

Yes, the Pendleton Act and the Civil Service Commission are closely related. The Pendleton Act, enacted in 1883, established a merit-based system for federal employment and aimed to curb the patronage system that had dominated government hiring. It created the Civil Service Commission to oversee the implementation of this merit-based system, ensuring that government positions were filled based on qualifications rather than political connections. This marked a significant shift towards professionalism and accountability in the federal workforce.


When was Merit Network created?

Merit Network was created in 1966.


When was Legion of Merit created?

Legion of Merit was created in 1942.


When was Merit - band - created?

Merit - band - was created in 2002.


Was The Pendleton Act also known as the spoils system?

No- the Pendleton Act was designed to replace the spoils system of appointing federal officials by using merit based on test scores to make appointments .


When was Indian Order of Merit created?

Indian Order of Merit was created in 1837.


When was Person of Cultural Merit created?

Person of Cultural Merit was created in 1951.