which statement best describes the credit mobilier scandal?
• grant's vice president was involved in a scheme in which
railroad insiders hired themselves to build railroads at
inflated prices.
grant's secretary of war took bribes to sell indian trading
posts.
chester arthur made efforts to avoid patronage when he
became acting president after president garfield was
assassinated.
two speculators artificially inflated the price of gold,
bribing grant's brother-in-law to keep the us treasury
from releasing gold.