Political Machines

Groups that were led by a powerful boss who controlled a network of politicians were called

• Instrument of Change
• Bureaucratic Apparatus
• Political Machines
• Underworld Organizations

Which of the following was NOT part of the political machines?

• Ward bosses
• Barrons
• Precinct Captains
• City Boss

The most notorious of the political machines was --------------------in New York City.

• Hull House
• Pendergast Hall
• Daly Machine
• Tammany Hall

Reward for loyalty to a political party is called

• initiative
• favors
• patronage
• corruption

This person typically controlled jobs,  business licenses, and  influenced the court system.

• precinct captains
• boss
• ward lieutenant
• city planner

Political machines could operate illegally because often times the _________were hired by the machine.

• city council
• school board
• mayor
• police

Tammany Hall was controlled by which party?

• Republicans
• Mugwumps
• Democrats
• Know Nothings

__________was the most infamous leader of Tammany Hall?

• Roscoe Conkling
• U.S. Grant
•  Theodore Roosevelt
• Boss Tweed

This image created by a famous political cartoonist became the symbol of

• Tammany Hall
• the Democratic Party
• the Republican Party
• The Progressives

This character created by Thomas Nast is associated with the

• Know Nothing Party
• The Democratic Party
• The Republican Party
• The Progressive Party