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5. a Native American fishing site, a military garrison, and a major West Coast immigration station
7. a powerful New York City political machine of the Democratic Party that dominated local politics from the 1790s through the mid-20th century, named after a respected Delaware native American chief
9. a disciplined political party organization headed by a single boss or a small group that commands enough votes to maintain continuous control of a city, county, or state government
11. , was a prominent 19th-century American political movement that rose to power in the 1850s on an anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic platform
12. a factory or workshop where employees work for very low wages and long hours under poor, unhealthy, or hazardous conditions
13. to take in, absorb, or fully incorporate something—such as information, culture, food, or speech sounds—so it becomes part of a larger whole
14. the cheapest and lowest class of passenger accommodation on a ship, historically located deep below the decks near the cargo holds

1. a late 19th-century pseudoscientific theory that applies biological concepts of natural selection and "survival of the fittest" to human societies, economies, and politics
2. the voluntary giving of time, money, or resources to promote the common good and improve the quality of life for others
3. The head of the powerful democratic political
4. the long-term shift of the population from rural farms to cities, driven primarily by the Market Revolution, industrial capitalism, and mass immigration, culminating in a majority urban population by 1920
6. a person who favors the interests of native-born or long-established residents over the interests of new immigrants
8. a work stoppage initiated by an employer who physically blocks or denies workers entry to the workplace during a labor dispute to gain leverage or force them to accept management's terms
10. American sociologist, educator, and pioneering documentary photographer who used his camera as a tool for social reform, specifically working for the NationalChild Labor Commitee