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    over the community. Political machines were able to restructure the city governments; they also resulted in poorer services‚ corruption and aggravation of the immigrants and minorities. ("Encyclopedia of American History") He was able to infiltrate Tammany Hall and bribe or smooth-talk any government official that stood in his way. Famously‚ Tweed is known for the construction of the New York Courthouse. It wasn ’t until the New York Times wrote an exposé on Boss Tweed that his grafting became publicly

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    precautions. To keep all residents safe these parishes should take all necessary precautions to prevent any sickness or fatalities at all costs! Surrounding Orleans parish there are five parishes: St. Bernard‚ St. Charles‚ Plaquemines‚ St. Tammany‚ and Jefferson parish. All five parishes have questions involving there water quality when it comes to amoeba being present. St. Bernard parish was the first parish in Louisiana to bring wide spread attention to the fact that we have to keep our water

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    strike that brought together workers and suffragettes to fight against the authority of their bosses and government laws. Through the catastrophic Triangle fire‚ Von Drehle portrays the coalition of labor reformers and feminists to transition the Tammany political party to take action against the unrealistic conditions of factory

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    Between the Civil War and the end of World War I‚ industrialization played an ever increasing role in the economic‚ social‚ and political development of the United States. Industrialization had a huge impact on American in all of these ways‚ such as many Americans moving from the rural areas to urban areas‚ living the big city lifestyle with Industrialization on the rise. Social Darwinism also known as Survival of the fittest took an impact during this time period‚ the nation was facing great changes

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    Published in 2004 by Gover Atlantic Inc‚ David Von Brehle wrote Triangle: The Fire That Changed America that recounted that fateful day at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory on March 26‚ 1911. Von Brehle portrayed not only the horrors of the trapped workers in the factory but also included the poor state of worker’s safety and low wages. Von Brehle’s purpose of writing about the Triangle disaster is to inform readers that factory conditions in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century

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    machine known as Tammany Hall controlling New York. While Charles Murphy allowed for new fire safety laws in the two years following the tragedy‚ he “continued to court the ‘money interests.’” This made it hard for reformers like Frances Perkins to pass the fifty-four-hour bill in 1912. Although reform was happening‚ it was not happening at the rate that the unionists and socialists wanted. The hope of prosecuting those responsible for the fire was muted by those associated with Tammany Hall. Judge

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    how to fabricate a force base in his ward. He served as a magistrate in 1852-53 and after that was chosen for a term in the U.S. Place of Representatives‚ 1853-55. State and neighborhood undertakings were his prime concern and he stayed dynamic in Tammany Hall‚ the hierarchical power of the Democratic Party in New York. Tweed developed at the point of convergence of support choices‚ giving him tremendous force. Supervisor Tweed accumulated a little gathering of men who controlled New York City’s accounts

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    politics‚ and new forms of it influenced urban growth during this time period. Campaigning was no longer enough to keep voters on your side. George Washington Plunkitt recognized this and changed their approach toward politics. “…you have to go among the people‚ see them and be seen…I know what they like and what they don’t like…” says Plunkitt as he describes his new strategies (Document E). He goes on to explain how he helps people follow their passion‚ “I hear of a young feller that’s proud of his

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    For example‚ immigrants were recognized as American citizens due to the efforts of the Democratic Party Tammany Hall‚ which led to the fact that the Conscription Act spread on them‚ as well. Furthermore‚ Tammany Hall watched the lottery‚ which chose conscripts‚ and it helped to keep the city in peace for a while. The Draft Riots were smothered as soon as the American government reacted to them and sent federal

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