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Urban Political Machines CALIFORNIA CONTENT STANDARD

What was the Urban Political Machines?  Emerged in major cities, such as Baltimore, New York, and San Francisco after the Civil War.  Organizations that controlled all of the activities of a political party in a city.  Offered citizens services, jobs, or favors in exchange for their votes or financial support.  Run by city bosses who controlled access to government jobs business licenses and influenced the court and other agencies.  Led to election fraud and political corruption.

What was the Responses by Immigrants?  Got help with their most urgent problems.  City bosses offered them jobs, housing, or help with becoming full citizens in exchange for their votes.  For this reason, many immigrants supported the political machines.  Some immigrants worked their way up in the political machine organization.  Their knowledge of the needs and language of immigrants put them in a good position to secure the immigrants’ votes.

What were the Responses by the Middle-Class Reformers?  Wanted city government to be more responsive to citizens and more efficient.  Distrusted immigrants’ power in politics.  Other cities adopted council manager forms of government. Citizens elected a city council, which appointed a manager.  Usually, the manager was someone trained in public administration. Managers ran nearly 250 cities by 1925  Some mayors instituted reforms and encouraged citizens to take an active role in managing cities.