Which description correctly identifies the difference between political appointees and civil service workers? A. Political appointees work for the government, while civil service workers work for the president.

B. Political appointees work for the military, while civil service workers are civilians.

C. Political appointees get their jobs through the merit system, while civil service workers get their jobs through the spoils system.

D. Political appointees get their jobs from the president, while civil service workers get their jobs based upon their ability.