KnowraTammany HallLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Tammany Hall, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 5Related 3Compared with 1Gilded AgeBroader topic: It became the era’s best-known example of machine politics and municipal corruption.Political corruptionBroader topic: Its history shows how patronage networks could bind voters to party organizations.ClientelismBroader topic: Its ward system became a prominent example of machine politics and patronage.Thomas NastRelated: It was the political machine Nast attacked most persistently.Political patronageBroader topic: It exemplified urban machine politics built partly on distributing jobs and services to supporters.Political machineBroader topic: It became the most famous example of an urban political machine.Rutherford B. HayesCompared with: Hayes’s anti-patronage policies challenged the political-machine model associated with Tammany Hall.Aaron BurrRelated: Burr cultivated Tammany’s support in the contest that helped him enter the United States Senate.Monk EastmanRelated: Its ward politics offered gangs opportunities to provide muscle, votes, and services in exchange for protection.