2 Politics In The Gilded Age Flashcards

1
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Offered services to voters and business in exchange for political or financial support

A

Political Machine

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2
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Became head of Tammany hall, New York’s powerful democratic politician in 1868

A

Graft

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3
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Government administration should go to most qualified person

A

Civil service

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4
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Giving government jobs to people who helped a candidate get elected

A

Patronage

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5
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Elected as republican president in 1876, could not convince congress to support his cabinet

A

Rutherford

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6
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An Ohio congressman who could win a majority of delegates

A

James A Garfield

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7
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Used to balance out garfields ties to reformers, nominated as Vice President

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Chester A Arthur

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8
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Authorized a bipartisan civil service commission to make appointments to federal jobs through a merit system based on candidates performance

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Pendleton civil service act

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9
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In 1884, the Democratic Party won a presidential election for the first time in 28 years

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Grover Cleveland

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Q

The grandson of president William Henry.

Cleveland ran for reelection on a low terrif platform against the former Indiana senator, hence Benjamin

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Benjamin Harrison

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11
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Head of Tammany hall, a New York democratic political machine of corurupt politicians from 1869-1871

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Boss tweed

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