Alan Brinkley’s “Voices of Protest”
” In Alan Brinkley’s Voices of Protest, the author discusses the rise and fall of two significant figures whose words and actions formulated a critique of American society and leadership during the Great Depression. In fact, he says that Long and Coughlin, although not together, were articulating a “distinctive ideology.”
In a short essay (4-6 pages, double spaced, standard margins, 12 font) discuss the ideology these two figures presented, and explain why the implementation of this ideology fell short.In articulating this ideology, please include specific examples from the book on how both figures expressed themselves, what they used to express themselves, and why the implementation of this distinct ideology fell short.In other words, what had changed, according to Brinkley, in American society to make this ideology unworkable? In other words, why were Long and Coughlin only “voices” and not effective leaders of movements that changed America?Finally, do you agree with Brinkley’s interpretation? Why or why not?
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