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Why were the political bosses and precinct captains able to relate to immigrants in big cities?

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34kurt3 years ago

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Answer: A-They generally spoke the same language

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Shtirlitz [24]3 years ago

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<h2>Why were the political bosses and precinct captains able to</h2><h2>relate to immigrants in big cities?</h2>

Ans: They generally spoke the same language

<h2 /><h2>What did political machines do to make sure they won</h2><h2>elections?</h2>

Ans: They committed election fraud

<h2>Why did reformers consider the practice of patronage to be a</h2><h2>bad idea?</h2>

Ans: It prevented the most qualified people from getting civil

service jobs.

<h2>Why did big business favor tariffs?</h2>

Ans: It reduced competition from foreign companies.

<h2>Who was the person that became the head of Tammany Hall?</h2>

Ans: Boss Tweed

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