By 1911, many believed the commission plan was an example of how scientific thinking could be applied to government. Read the quote below. "The strongest feature of the commission plan of city government is its perfect simplicity, its directness . . . in limiting the number of those directly charged with the management of the city's affairs."
– E. R. Cheesborough

Why would the author of this quotation say the commission plan has “perfect simplicity”?
A. All the power to make decisions rests with one person: the mayor.

B. There are only four commissioners, and each has a specific area of responsibility.

C. The system is too simple to meet the needs of a modern city.