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    The Wonderful Wizard of Oz written by L. Frank Baum, who favored bimetallism greatly focused on the primary matter, that being the Free Silver movement, which caused a great impact to the nation.The Wizard of Oz is an allegory of the political and economic environment of the Populist era because it resembles a story that can be interpreted to reveal a political movement through the characters,setting, and certain items and main ideas that were displayed in the book. In the Wizard of Oz a…

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    Populism is “Confrontational, chameleonic, culture-bound and context dependent”. – Arter 2010 The terms “populism” and “populist” have been extensively ascribed to a variety of political movements, parties, ideologies, political actors, discourse, etc. in various contexts, ranging from history, geography, politics to philosophy; hence the difficulty in defining such words. In the broadest, simplest sense, “populism worships the people” (Ionescu and Gellner, 1969). Considered one of the most…

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    Study: Black Populism (Late 19th Century) The rise of black populism in the late 19th century is a prime contributor of democracy that was questioned and rebuilt in a better fashion. Until black populism came about, the kind of democracy that flourished in United States was Southern democracy, which drew most of its support from white people who were plantation owners and/or former slave owners, the “elites” of then-America, who were also, quite frequently, white supremacists. Black populism…

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    Crystal Malmgren Dr. Robar Essay 1 October 8, 2017 Nationalism and populism play a big part in our political system. But not a lot of people understand there are different political views, where they come from, or how they started. Many people also have their own opinions about certain political views. First, I will review nationalism's history and what viewpoints it holds. Then I will talk about populism's history and what view point it holds in America. Nationalism is the oldest ideology…

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    nearly fifteen-year regime. In academic literature, the Chavez government has been alluded to using ‘populism’ to push their radical agenda. The term ‘populism’ can be defined as an economic strategy that promotes civil unrest, to compel ‘the people’ to rebel against ‘the elites’ and is often used to criticize Venezuelan politicians. (Brubaker, Rogers. 2017). In the cases of Hugo Chavez, populism was a social mechanism that was used to implement the changes that have since exacerbated the…

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    Definition of Populism Populism is a very ambitious and controversial concept because its definition is very broad and inclusive. It can mean different things to different people. It was originally used in the United States in the mid-1890s, referring to the People’s Party. The term populism is derivate from the Latin term “populous” or people (in English). In contemporary political language, the term has negative connotations and deciding who is really a populist is very difficult task,…

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    In the final paper, I plan to explore what leads Russian intelligentsia participating in the 1870s-1880s populism movement to use violence as the main form of political struggle. After the failure of nihilism to bring about social changes that addressed the frustrated expectations following the emancipation of serfs, populism took over as the dominant orientation of the intelligentsia. As before, the intelligentsia regarded as their responsibility to improve the social, economic and moral…

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    Name Professor Date . The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The essays, in general, provide the overview of the situations of the political happenings and the conditions the candidates had to endure. The first essay, The Wizard of Oz: Parable on Populism starts with the populism of the song, which was available in battles. It is noted that even Winston Churchill had memories of the song and thus showed the importance of the wonderful Wizard of Oz. The article then moves to analyze the writer of the essay,…

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    The progressive movement from 1900-1920 was an extension of the Populist movement in the late nineteenth century because they not only had success in reforms that the Populists worked on but also extended the Populist reforms to encompass more social reform rather than mainly economical and political. The Populist movement’s main goal was economic reform through better conditions, hours, and pay for workers, regulation of trusts, namely the railroad and communication ones, and a graduated income…

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    Trump's penthouse populism...the Republican tax plan Americans for Prosperity, primarily funded by the Koch brothers and other corporate interests, has a field staff and volunteers that have hit more than 41,000 homes and made 1.1 million phone calls. In all, the Koch groups have spent $10 million on events, grass roots canvassing and advertising. If you guessed that the Republican tax plan primarily helps the top 1% and the Koch brothers you would be correct. In addition, another…

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