the progressive reform movement
By the introduction of party primaries.
Name two ways in which political machines held power.
In Upton Sinclair's novel "The Jungle," the harsh realities of the meatpacking industry exposed the corruption and exploitation inherent in political machines. The dire conditions faced by immigrant workers highlighted the need for reform, leading to public outrage and demands for change. This scrutiny ultimately weakened the political machines by undermining their power and prompting legislative reforms aimed at improving labor rights and food safety. The revelations galvanized a movement for transparency and accountability in government and industry.
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more poeple got education and more people realized the corruption of political machines
Answer this question...is the introduction of checks and balances in a system of government an adequate safeguard against the abuse of political power?
more poeple got education and more people realized the corruption of political machines
Th main goal of political machines during the Glided Age was it used both, legal and illegal, methods to get candidates elected to public office. :]
In reality, political machines rarely responded to the needs of the people. When they did, it was usually for dishonest gain.
Political machines were commonly found in urban areas in the United States, such as New York City, Chicago, and Boston during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These machines used patronage and control of local government to wield power and influence over political and social affairs in these cities.