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Ch.7 TN

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Ellis Island 17 million immigrants entered the USA form 1892 to 1924
Gentleman agreement Japan agreed to limit that amount of unskilled workers leaving and wanting to come America
Americanization Movement An organized group that controlled the activities of a political party in a city, it also offered services to voters and business in exchange for political or financial support
Jane Addams One of the most influential members of the movement
Political machine Also offered services to voters and business in exchange for political or financial support
Graft The illegal use of political influence for personal gain
Boss Tweed Also know as William M. Tweed he became the head of Tammy Hall, New York City powerful democratic political machine, in 1868
Patronage Giving government jobs to people who had helped candidates get elected
Rutherford B. Hayes Elected in 1876 could not convince congress to support reform, so he used other means
Pendleton Civil Service Act Authorized a bipartisan civil service commission to make appointments to federal jobs through a merit system based on candidates performance an an examination
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