William tweed’s legacy is best compared to which of the following?
a.) a famous inventor who developed a new tool for factories
b.) a philanthropist who worked to improve slum conditions
c.) a politician who supported marxist communist principles
d.) a criminal who took bribes and stole money to get rich

William Tweed's legacy is most likely most closely tied to answer D) a criminal who took bribes and stole money to get rich. William Tweed was a "political boss" in the 1800s who was leader of the Democratic Party's political machine known as Tammany Hall.

The question of what caused the full effects of the radical stage, also called the second french revolution by some historians, which shook the political and social reforms in france have caught the attention of many scholars, particularly because of principles implemented during this stage which is contradictory to the fundamental principle of the french revolution itself, by using dictatorship to create equality.