The urban political machines stayed in power in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century because
A. they supported the Democratic Party, which dominated national politics.
B. they kept immigrants from getting jobs.
C. no one exposed their corrupt practices.
D. they effectively provided needed services to the poorer city dwellers.
Answer: D
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