Painting Dixie red : when, where, why, and how the South became Republican /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Gainesville :
University Press of Florida,
[2011]
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| Series: | New perspectives on the history of the South.
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: has the south become republican? / Glenn Feldman
- Voting for God and the GOP: the role of evangelical religion in the emergence of the Republican South / Daniel K. Williams
- "Out-democratin' the democrats": religious colleges and the rise of the Republican Party in the South: a case study / Barclay Key
- With god on our side: moral and religious issues, southern culture, and Republican realignment in the South / Frederick V. Slocum
- A suburban story: the rise of Republicanism in postwar Georgia, 1948-1980 / Tim Boyd
- Virginia's northern strategy: southern segregationists and the route to national conservatism / George Lewis
- Kennedyphobia and the rise of Republicans in Northwest Louisiana, 1960-1962 / J. Eric Pardue
- Race, grassroots activism, and the evolution of the Republican right in South Carolina, 1952-1974 / John W. White
- A southern road less traveled: the 1966 gubernatorial election and (Winthrop) Rockefeller Republicanism in Arkansas / John A. Kirk
- "Gun cotton": southern industrialists, international trade, and the Republican Party in the 1950s / Katherine Rye Jewell
- The first southern strategy: the Taft and the Dewey/Eisenhower factions in the GOP / Michael Bowen
- The black cabinet: economic civil rights in the Nixon Administration / Leah M. Wright
- M. E. Bradford, the Reagan right, and the resurgence of Confederate nationalism / Fred Arthur Bailey
- Conclusion: America's appointment with destiny: a cautionary tale / Glenn Feldman.