Which of the following contributed to the growth of federal bureaucracy during the twentieth century?

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World War II led to an expansion of government agencies and programs, including the growth of federal bureaucracy. The Hatch Act and Pendleton Act were both aimed at reforming the civil service system and reducing political patronage, which could potentially lead to a smaller bureaucracy. The elimination of the spoils system, through the Pendleton Act, also aimed to reduce corruption and increase efficiency within government, but it did not necessarily lead to an overall increase in bureaucracy.

Which of the Following Contributed to the Growth of Federal