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What was the Pendleton Act designed to address? • A. The protection of whistleblowers • B. The patronage system • C. The process governing deregulation O D. Political actions of federal employees
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What was the Pendleton Act designed to address?

• A. The protection of whistleblowers
• B. The patronage system
• C. The process governing deregulation
O D. Political actions of federal employees

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Political actions of federal employees
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B. The Patronage System

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What was the Pendleton Act designed to address? • A. The protection of whistleblowers-example-1
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