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    Voices of Protest

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    Voices of Protest: The Politician and the Radio Priest Alan Brinkley‚ the author of Voices of Protest‚ wrote about Huey Long and Father Coughlin who launched attacks on Roosevelt’s administration during the years of 1933 – 1935. This period of time was during the great depression. The book described in great length and detail about Huey Long and Father Coughlin‚ who were extremely influential politicians‚ and their opposition to the new society of big business and high technology. They felt

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    Voices of Protest Throughout the Great Depression‚ the U.S experienced many changes. When there was a time of change‚ whether it was good or bad‚ there were always people who wanted to oppose it. In this essay‚ I will discuss Huey Long’s and Father Coughlin’s reasoning and methods of protest. Huey Long and Father Coughlin were influential politicians who opposed the new society of Big Business and high technology. They blamed certain companies and the owners of Big Business for the financial

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    Huey P Long

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    Brandon Jones Mr. Collick English 2-C 4/26/12 Huey P. Long: Rise to Power I. Thesis: There are many inspirational leaders of United States such as George Washington and Ben Franklin‚ but none of them were ever more brilliant than Huey P. Long II. A. Early Life a) Birth b) School c) As a teenager d) College III. B. Adulthood a) Salesman b) Marriage c) Lawyer III. C. Political Office a) Railroad Commissioner b) Election c) Election Results

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    HUEY P LONG

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    In the book Messiah of the Masses by Glen Jeansonne he depicts Huey P. Long as a very intelligent person with pretty good ideas who is also very dishonest and narcissistic. Jeansonne is a very intelligent man with numerous books under his name. He was born in New Orleans but grew up in New Roads where he graduated as Valedictorian at Poydras High School in 1964.He continued his education at ULL and he went on to acquire his Doctorates at the University of Florida. In addition to books he published

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    Huey Long‚ nicknamed the “Kingfish”‚ was a politician from Louisiana who had an interesting and tumultuous political career that culminated in his assassination attempt on September 8‚ 1935 and subsequent death two days later on September 10th. The book The Huey Long Murder Case by Hermann Deutsch provides a good description of the events surrounding his assassination before‚ during‚ and after. Deutsch explains Long’s political career‚ his views‚ and his popularity with the people of Louisiana and

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    2. Huey Long had a career that embodied both Louisiana’s Populist and Socialist traditions as well as the state’s heritage of undemocratic politics. Motivated by intense ambition and the desire to aid in uplifting the state’s “common people”. Huey Long stood firm in his idea that a lack of consumer demand had caused the Depression and it was widely publicized (Foner 824). Francis Townsend‚ was a physician in California‚ garnered support for a plan in which the government would make a monthly payment

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    Huey P Long Qualities

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    Huey P. Long was a very determined‚ intelligent man and politician. The attribute that no one can deny in Long was his ambition. From the beginning of his career‚ he was headed to the top. His brash personality and stubbornness were what some people tended to dislike. He acted as he pleased and never apologized for his actions. His determination was best depicted in the fact that he taught himself law after dropping out of high and was eventually recognized by the Bar Association. Long did a lot

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    The United States’ economy began to sour during the stock market crash of 1929 that would ultimately send American society into a deep depression. The prosperous era of the 1920’s came to an abrupt end in turn the 1930’s came to be know as the Great Depression. As Hoover stepped down from shameful presidency‚ Franklin Roosevelt took over. The primary reason for his victory was because of his “The New Deal” platform. This rejected many of Hoover’s solutions and proposed something totally different

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    Huey Long was a Louisiana governor‚ who won the election by largest gap in state’s history‚ from 1928 – 1931. Long was known as the “Kingfish” because of his take-charge personally. He was popular among the people because he delivered fast relief for the people suffering due to the great depression by providing jobs for 22‚000 men just to build roads. These men were responsible for building 9‚700 miles of roads‚ 11 toll-free bridges‚ and need infrastructure. Long improved education by making public

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    Great Depression

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    The Great Depression time period of 1929 to World War II was one of the longest and largest economic issues that had begun to change the world as we know it today. Many families were harmed and put in horrible positions in their life. It caused almost a full decade of misery to people worldwide. The Great Depression caused a collapse in the history of America. It all began with the over production in agriculture and industry. Farmers bought tons of farm equipment with loans‚ but then could not

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