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Graft and Corruption: Politics in the Gilded Age

Subject: 
US History
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APUSH
Political machines
graft
Tammny Hall
gilded age
AHAP
Boss Tweed
Political machines, graft, Tammny Hall, and corruption: all a part of Gilded Age Politics.

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US History Graft , Corruption, and Politics Immigration Restrictions The Rise of Nativism ? Melting pot?in U.S. people blend by abandoning native culture - immigrants don?t want to give up cultural identity ? Nativism?overt favoritism toward native-born Americans ? Nativists believe Anglo-Saxons superior to other ethnic groups ? Some object to immigrants? religion: many are Catholics, Jews ? 1897, Congress passes literacy bill for immigrants; Cleveland vetoes

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