CORNELL NOTES: “Mild” Topic: Political Machines Name: Date

CORNELL NOTES: “Mild” Topic: Political Machines Unit 2, Day 6 (2.6) Main Ideas/Vocab/Questions Urban Political Machine Name: Date: Period: Notes/Answers/Definitions/Examples/Sentences ● ​
A group of ppl that controlled city _______________ ● ​
There was a city “boss” who offered favors to _______________ ● ​
Citizens would promise to _______________ for the boss Election Fraud ● ​
Manipulated _______________ ● ​
No secret ballots ● ​
Intimidated ppl into voting for the_______________ ● ​
Controlled ballot counting ● ​
Took bribe money, often became extremely _______________ ● Boss Tweed ● ​
Most famous city boss in NYC ● ​
Became incredibly rich from _______________ money ● ​
Eventually he went to prison for _______________ City Bosses and Immigrants ● ​
Bosses were very kind to _______________ ● ​
Helped them _______________ ● ​
Helped them become _______________ ● ​
Immigrants often became part of the machine; rose to the top ● ​
Leads to _______________ City Bosses & the Middle Class ● _______________ class disliked city bosses b/c they weren’t solving problems ● ​
Worked to pass laws limiting the power of _______________ ○ Limited _______________ $ ○ Added _______________ ballot ○ Made it easier to replace _______________ mayors Essential Question:​
How did urban political machines impact the country and how did people respond to them? CORNELL NOTES: “Medium” Topic: Political Machines Unit 2, Day 6 (2.6) Main Ideas/Vocab/Questions Urban Political Machine Name: Date: Period: Notes/Answers/Definitions/Examples/Sentences Election Fraud Boss Tweed City Bosses and Immigrants City Bosses & the Middle Class Essential Question:​
How did urban political machines impact the country and how did people respond to them?