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Social Studies, 06.12.2019 20:31, darlene93

President woodrow wilson argued that

select one:
a. bureaucracies should move from implementing to making laws
b. there should be a strict dichotomy between politics and administration/bureaucracy
c. bureaucracies should be open to patronage
d. bureaucracies should be more responsive to the people

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