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chapter 8 voc valled

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political machine well organized political parties that dominated local and state government in the late 1800's
political boss leader of a political machine
graft getting money or political power through illegal or dishonest methods
kickback payments of part of the earnings from a job
gilded age named by Mark Twain, applied to the greed and corruption that lurked the surface of society
stalwarts republicans who opposed reforms
pendleton civil service act established civil service commission give exams for government jobs
mugwamps republican reformers who supported Cleveland
national grange founded by Oliver Hudson Kelly, addresssed economiic and political issues for farmers
cooperatives groups tha pooled member's resources to sell directly to markets and to buy goods at wholesale prices
interstate commerce act law that regulated railroad shipping between states
graduated income tax sysytem in which the tax rate varies according to income
gold standard type of money system in which money is worth a specific amount of gold
bland allison act federal law that required the government to buy and mint silver each month 1878
sherman silver purchase act federal law that required the government to buy and mint silver each month 1890
populist party the peoples party, that grew in the west
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