An advocate for limited government would most likely oppose the modern american bureaucracy for which reason?
a. the use of civil service exams unfairly prevents leaders from using the patronage system.
b. the bureaucracy shifts too much federal power from the president to congress.
c. the growth of bureaucracy has expanded the role of government in citizens' lives.
d. the rise of bureaucracy has not led to the formation of enough government corporations.

The answer is: C.The growth of bureaucracy has expanded the role of government in citizens' lives.

This expansion means that the government would have more authority to restrict the freedom that the citizens have.

 The advocate for limited government argued that in order to prevent such things from happening, we need to reduce the government power by creating legislations that prevent the government from interferring with our private lifes and focusing their functions only as a regulator for the economy and national defense.