The most famously corrupt city boss, who presided over New York City's ________, was William M. Tweed.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Tammany Hall
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Which of the following was true of the Iranian Revolution of 1979?
A) It overthrew an authoritarian regime. B) It had little popular support. C) It was supported by the United States. D) It brought moderate reformers to power.
Which of the following statements concerning Venice is correct?
a. After 1297 the chief executive offices of the states were opened to non-elites. b. Republican Venice collapsed due to the influence of the Medicis. c. Venice faced nearly constant upheaval and rebellion. d. The city had an extensive maritime empire in the eastern Mediterranean. e. Its electorate included the wealthy as well as merchants, apprentices, and poor laborers.
What great contradiction did the Confederacy face as it waged the war?
A) ?Its decision to free slaves within its borders B) ?The need to create a central government C) ?The decision to finance the war by printing paper currency D) ?The use of conscription to staff its army
What was the role of women in the Progressive movement?
What will be an ideal response?