Question

question 3 of 10
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 growth of bureaucracy has expanded the role of government
in citizens lives.

c. the rise of bureaucracy has not led to the formation of enough
government corporations.

d. the bureaucracy shifts too much federal power from the president
to congress.

Explanation:

Advocates for limited government prioritize reducing government's scope and influence over citizens. The expansion of bureaucracy directly increases government involvement in daily life, which conflicts with the core principle of limited government. Other options do not align with this core priority: patronage system opposition is not a key limited government concern, government corporations are irrelevant to this stance, and the power shift between president and Congress does not address the core "limited government" focus on overall government size/role.

Answer:

B. The growth of bureaucracy has expanded the role of government in citizens' lives.