Question

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What usually prompted the appointment of territorial governors? (Points : 2)
rewards and favoritism from the president
the war record and background of candidates
a sense of responsibility among lawmakers
popular election

Answer 1

uring the territorial period, from 1850 to 1895, Utah's governors were appointed by the president of the United States. With the exception of Brigham Young, all the governors were outsiders and nonMormons. Often referred to as carpetbaggers, most had practiced law and pursued political office before arriving in Utah. A patronage appointment, the governorship of Utah was a difficult and geographically remote assignment, and some of those willing to accept posts in the western territories were of marginal ability and character. Utah's territorial governors represent a wide range of capabilities and accomplishments.

Answer 2

I think I did to much :s

Answer 3

thanks I guess... :)

Answer 4

Lol np