How did thomas nast combat the political bosses of big business?

speeches

cartoons

books and essays

paintings

vaudeville shows

cartoons

Explanation:

Thomas H. Nast was actually a very famous cartoonist back in the 19th century. Thomas was even considered to be "one of the fathers of the American political cartoon". Contrary to what many people think, he was the one responsible for how Santa Claus looks like nowadays. He was also very active in political issues and many of his political cartoons would bother many powerful people.

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