Executive Staffing Under Jackson And Adams
How did Andrew Jackson's approach to staffing the executive branch differ from that of John Quincy Adams?
ATheir approaches were essentially the same, although Jackson's was considered more of a spoils system.
BWhile Jackson replaced all of the officials Adams had appointed, Adams did not engage in cronyism.
CWhile Adams was often accused of cronyism, Jackson replaced almost none of the executive officials appointed by Adams.
DTheir approaches were essentially the same, although Jackson's was considered more akin to cronyism.
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