At the end of the 1890s,what reform was seen as a cure for municipal corruptions?
A)Party bosses
B)Weak governors
C)Strong mayors
D)Malapportioned legislatures

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The reform seen as a cure for municipal corruptions at the end of the 1890s was the promotion of strong mayors. This approach was believed to centralize authority and reduce the influence of corrupt party bosses and political machines by consolidating power in the hands of a single, accountable executive.

At the End of the 1890s,what Reform Was Seen as a Cure