The correct answer is option d). "William M. Tweed".
Explanation:
William Magear Tweed, was widely known as "Boss", for his role as leader of Tammany Hall, the Democratic Party political machine that participated actively during the 19th century, mainly in the New York City and State. The power and political influence of William M. Tweed were at his peak when he was director of multiple banks and business in New York City, making him the third-largest landowner in the City.
She was a black woman who wrote poems, when most slaves were slaughtered for even learning to read. Thus shows, she was a form of evolution for freedom if her race.
