Question

mod-fall final part i
the \bosses\ of urban political machines often— (boss tweed)
denied voting rights to the poor
accepted bribes (money) for favors
discriminated against immigrant workers

Explanation:

Boss Tweed, a prominent urban political machine boss, was known for corruption, including accepting bribes in exchange for political favors. Denying voting rights to the poor and discriminating against immigrant workers were not primary actions of these bosses; their focus was often on graft and using political power for personal gain.

Answer:

B. Accepted bribes (money) for favors