Religion and Democracy in America

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Flashcards covering key concepts related to religion and democracy in America, including perspectives from Tocqueville and Strong, and the case of Mormonism.

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Alexis de Tocqueville wrote?

Wrote 'Democracy in America' (1835/40)

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Democracy in America

A book written by Alexis de Tocqueville that explores the essence of American attitude and democracy, noting the accord between politics and religion — reason it survives is due to separation of religion and state, and the religious moral foundation

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Josiah Strong wrote? Message?

Author of 'Our Country' (1885) who advocated for the protection of American culture from immigration and other religions, reflecting a nativistic and racist perspective. ANTI CATHOLIC

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Our Country

A book by Josiah Strong that argues for the protection of American Culture. Strong expresses concern about immigration and other religions and contains sharp ethnic components.

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Joseph Smith

The founder of Mormonism, who developed a unique religious practice and ran for President to promote his movement.

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Religious Egalitarianism

The concept of equality among religions, which paradoxically opened the way for new religious offshoots like Mormonism but also faced boundaries and exclusion.