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George Washington Plunkitt was an urban political boss who defended "honest graft."
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Urban political machines were most often criticized for?
Corruption or graft
How did urban pollitical machines gain power and how did immigrants middle-class reformers and political bosses view them?
corruption or graft
How did urban political machines gain power and how did immigrants view them?
true
During 1760 and 1770 urban artisans in America?
Used political discontent to demand internal reformes
How did political machines take advantage of immigrants?
political machines help out the poor and the new immigrants Poeple were grateful for the assistance they received from them.
Urban political machines were most often criticized for?
Corruption or graft
How did urban pollitical machines gain power and how did immigrants middle-class reformers and political bosses view them?
corruption or graft
What was the urban political machine?
The urban political machines were no more than a political party organized on the grassroots level. They exsisted to win elections and reward its followers with jobs on the city's pallroll. The urban political machines were no more than a political party organized on the grassroots level. They exsisted to win elections and reward its followers with jobs on the city's pallroll.
Many urban political machines began as?
Charity organizations
How did urban political machine gain power and how did immigrants middle class reformers and political bosses view them?
knk
How did urban political machines gain power and how did immigrants middle-class reformers and political bosses view them?
knk
Immigrants and urban workers generally voted for which political party?
Democratic
How did urban political machines gain power and how did immigrants view them?
true
What were the problems of political corruption and urban growth during the late 1800s?
your mom did it
What was NOT a characteristic of urban political machines?
Meritocracy. Urban political machines were not known for promoting or rewarding individuals based on their merit or qualifications. Rather, they often operated on a system of patronage and nepotism, prioritizing loyalty and political connections over skill or ability.
How does a 12 year old boy have Keith Urban come to his house and write a song?
He wouldn't do that to be honest, there is contacting him anyway
What was the goal of the Progressives in the early twentieth century?
They worked to create rooftop gardens in urban areas. They worked to end corruption in politics by making the political process more democratic. They worked to create rooftop gardens in urban areas. They worked to end corruption in politics by making the political process more democratic. They worked to create rooftop gardens in urban areas. They worked to end corruption in politics by making the political process more democratic. They worked to create rooftop gardens in urban areas. They worked to end corruption in politics by making the political process more democratic. They worked to create rooftop gardens in urban areas. They worked to end corruption in politics by making the political process more democratic. Progressives worked to end corruption in politics by making the political process more democratic.
