Many urban immigrant communities tended to support political machines despite their inherent corruption because

A) These organizations provided some needed services, jobs, and emergency aid

B) Many top office holders worked low-level, blue-collar jobs in order to raise money for the party

C) Selling votes to corrupt campaigns offered resources for poor families

D) Communities feared that political leaders would deport them if their were disloyal

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13 March, 19:09

Many urban immigrant communities tended to support political machines despite their inherent corruption because

A) These organizations provided some needed services, jobs, and emergency aid

B) Many top office holders worked low-level, blue-collar jobs in order to raise money for the party

C) Selling votes to corrupt campaigns offered resources for poor families

D) Communities feared that political leaders would deport them if their were disloyal

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Trinity Decker · Answer 1

A) These organizations provided some needed services, jobs, and emergency aid

Explanation: These organizations would give back to the community as a way of exchanging for their votes