Machine politics was group of

a. a form of urban politics where the boss of a political organization controlled a particular party or faction in office.

b. a social theory in which all interest groups in society meshed together like the parts of a machine.

c. a form of rural politics where local politicians, known as bosses, dominated small towns.

d. the derisive term given to voting machines when urban reformers first introduced them.

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4 December, 13:35

Machine politics was group of

a. a form of urban politics where the boss of a political organization controlled a particular party or faction in office.

b. a social theory in which all interest groups in society meshed together like the parts of a machine.

c. a form of rural politics where local politicians, known as bosses, dominated small towns.

d. the derisive term given to voting machines when urban reformers first introduced them.

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Urijah Haley · Answer 1

Option A

Explanation:

The main idea behind Machine politics was for major leaders of a political party control a faction of the party or a party to maintain power of their current office in government.

The best option that explains these method is option A, it is a form of urban politics where the boss of a political organization controls a particular party or faction in office to regain power or for his benefit in office.