Call to Order What does “corruption” mean? Can you give an example (either real, or made up) of corruption?

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Call to Order What does “corruption” mean? Can you give an example (either real, or made up) of corruption?

Objective HWBAT analyze the impact of the social gospel movement and political machines on American Society.

I. Social Gospel Movement A.Aimed to improve the lives of the poor B.Based on Christian values C.Created settlement houses 1.Provided day care 2.Education 3.Healthcare a)Example: Jane Addams created Hull House (1889)

II. Political Machines A.An organization that addressed the problems of the city B.Traded favors to win votes, to influence politics C.Some were corrupt 1.Tammany Hall led by William Mercy Tweed (“Boss” Tweed), stole money from the city 2.Brought down by cartoonist Thomas Nast D.Some political machines did good things 1.Build parks, sewers, schools, roads, etc.

UNDER THE THUMB. The Boss: “Well, what are you going to do about it?”

The Tammany King SMASHED “What are you laughing at? To the victor belong the spoils.”

“Is he going to punish us?” “That’s the best joke yet.”

“Do your best as citizens and leave the rest to take its course.”