1. What did Richard Daley provide these organizations to maintain their support?
(a) He used public revenues to assure that the Chicago Public Schools System was fully funded and materials were easily made available.
(b) He paid at the top of the scale in union wages and provided an unending stream of massive public works projects requiring union workers.
(c) He influenced bowling alleys throughout Chicago to provide free league nights.
(d) He worked to get government grants to provide law enforcement officials with the most up-to-date weaponry and forensic equipment.

2. What supplemental role did the Chicago Police Department perform for Richard Daley?
(a) It acted as his spy division.
(b) It provided security for visiting dignitaries.
(c) It made itself available for security to the Democrat Party.
(d) It would accomany him to important public meetings.

3. How did ward committeemen use their influence to encourage participation in elections?
(a) He would tell them, "Voting helps you protect the freedoms for which you left your homeland."
(b) He would tell them, "Voting makes you as powerful as the people in elected office."
(c) He would tell them, "If you don't vote, you might lose your public housing."
(d) He would tell them, "Now that you are American it is you civic duty to vote."

4. According to Royko, What will be the most-remembered political legacy of Richard Daley?
(a) That he was kind and honest.
(b) That he was a political brawler.
(c) That he was upright and consistent.
(d) That he presided over successful public works.

5. What kind of speaking style did Daley have?
(a) Amusing, friendly, and relaxing.
(b) Coarse, blunt, and direct.
(c) Smooth, soothing, and inspiring.
(d) Rapid, pointed, and evasive.