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Which of these immigrant groups formed the constituent base for the political machines of “Boss” Tweed, James Curley, Richard Daley, and Tom Pendergast?

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The Irish immigrants in the early 19th century to help to assimilate immigrant groups, and promote the growth of the already booming new york city.

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