Why was William Tweed so popular with the city's immigrant poor? a. He had provided food, fuel, and patronage to them in exchange for their votes. b. Aboriginals were subject to cultural reconstruction

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Why was William Tweed so popular with the city's immigrant poor?

a. He had provided food, fuel, and patronage to them in exchange for their votes.
b. Aboriginals were subject to cultural reconstruction
c. Government policy orchestrated the removal of Aboriginal children fromtheir homes for official adoption

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He had provided food, fuel, and patronage to them in exchange for their votes.

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