Which three statements about civil service reform explain former President Harrison's statement? Presidents needed the support of Congress to make the changes to the civil service they
wanted.
The federal government rejected the idea that it should become more interventionist with
the civil service.
Both Republicans and Democrats in Congress criticized presidents who expanded civil
service reform.
The Pendleton Act completely ended the spoils system for making appointments to the
civil service.
Some members of Congress opposed expanding the number of jobs the Pendleton Act
covered.
Public support for more civil service reform was strong during Harrison's term, but he
couldn't organize it.