The Politics of Unreason: Right Wing Extremism in America, 1790-1970 |
Contents
Political Extremism | 3 |
Before the Civil War | 34 |
The Protestant Crusades from the Civil War to World War I | 72 |
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activities American Opinion analysis anti anti-Catholic Anti-Masonic anti-Semitism appeal attack attitudes backlash belief ber Cent ber campaign candidate Catholic Center Christian cities Communism Communist conservatism conservative conspiracy theory correlation Coughlin cultural democratic restraint economic election electoral elite ethnic extremist movements factor fascist fundamentalist George Wallace Gerald L. K. Smith Goldwater groups Huey Long Ibid identified ideology Illuminati immigrants indicated Intolerant issue Jewish Jews John Birch Society Joseph McCarthy Klux Klan Know-Nothings Ku Klux Klan labor leaders less liberal major McCarthy McCarthyism membership monistic moral nativism nativist nativist bigotry Negro Nixon occupational organization police political poll population Populist preservatism preservatist Presidential Protestant racist Radical Right Rednecks relationship religious reported Right Radicals right-wing extremism rightist rural Senator social South southern status survey Table Thesis tion United University urban vote voters Wallace's Welch Winrod workers York