later, she talks about the origins and growth of pen to cost elysium, which strives for personal connectionh the divine, and includes such aspects as faith healing, and speaking in tongues. >> all right, let's begin. my name is molly worthen, we're at the university of north carolina, chapel hail, in today's election is on a history of american fundamentalism and phinda cost elysium. i'm gonna try to answer three big questions. today. number one, what is protestant

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unlike in the east where workers were, you might almost say had made an accommodation with capital is elysium through the afn, etc. debs, when he ran for president in 1912, got one third of his vote west of the mississippi river. that is where the centers of more radical socialism are. the strongest was actually oklahoma. not a state we tend to associate today with socialist proclivity's. that is what they did the best. that is where the populist tradition flows into the early socialist party where farm tendency is very extensive. and remember, oklahoma is a sort of segregated state, but it had not been part of the old confederacy. it does not have the kind of weight of the civil war sitting on political alignments the weight states like louisiana or georgia, etc. making it difficult for any insurgency. oklahoma gave debs 16%, one sixth of the vote, in 19 -- and 1912. in fact, debs was very popular among the prisoners in oklahoma. the warden of the state penitentiary and oklahoma took a poll and found that a majority of the white prisoners voted for tabs. majority of the black prisoners still

later, she talks about the origins and growth of pen to cost elysium, which strives for personal connection with the divine, and includes such aspects as faith healing, and speaking in tongues. >> all right, let's begin. my name is molly worthen, we're at the university of north carolina, chapel hail, in today's election is on a history of american fundamentalism and phinda cost elysium. i'm gonna try to answer three big questions. today. number one, what is protestant fundamentalism? what does a term mean? second how did fundamentalists relay to mainstream culture? and third, why has fundamentalism been so much more influential in the united states, then in any other society in the western world? i'm curious, is fundamentalism, fundamentalists, are these storms that you hear today, do you know people who call themselves a fundamentalist, or use this label? i see some nodding. and examples? yes? >> so i have a question islam who are trying to describe alternate groups. >> so it's a term that you hear more often in the context of islam. what about here, among american increased groups? do yo