they were concerned that laws prohibited slavery in the north might be overturned.
B. Business monopolies controlled the voting rights of citizens through Boss Tweed.
C. The political machine became stronger as Boss Tweed built more factories.
D. The greediness of Boss Tweed led to his downfall and the subsequent rise of Tammany Hall.
The correct answer is A) the substantial power held by Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall was achieved through political corruption.
Based on the political cartoon, the conclusion that can be made about Boss Tweed and the Democratic Party political machine known as Tammany Hall is that the substantial power held by Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall was achieved through political corruption.
In the cartoon, we can see the image of Boss Tweed with a bag of money instead of head and the title "The Brains." And then, at the bottom of the cartoon a footnote that follows the title: The Brains that achieved the Tammy victory at the Rochester Democratic Convention."
This political machine was based on corruption practices. Too much money and concessions were given to maintain its political power. The political machine dominated New York City from the mid-1800s to 1934.
Social and gender inequalities sanctioned women to be in the forefront of employment. However, women have since participated in labor market since World War II. They had to provide for their families since many men were soldiers participating in wars and this paved way for employment.
In addition, the rise of feminism movements also increased employment for women as many were able to go to school and attain qualifications that enabled them to become doctors, lawyers, etc. This also increase social mobility; gave women power to head families; and tilted gender inequalities scales a little bit.
Women could live on their own and enjoy greater independence.
For Native Americans to farm the land west of the Mississippi River
For Native Americans to teach the Europeans near their territories how to hunt and fish
For Native Americans to change their ways so they were more like people of European descent
The goal of these reformers was to use education as a tool to “assimilate” Indian tribes into the mainstream of the “American way of life,” a Protestant ideology of the mid-19th century. Indian people would be taught the importance of private property, material wealth and monogamous nuclear families.(D)
Answer: It is D, for Native Americans to change their ways.
Explanation:
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