His speech was called the “Cross of Gold Speech” wherein he addresses the desperate need for change, and the fact that he refuses to let the radically spreading financial system to consume the people (Lecture, 1/26/18). He uses major religious symbolism here in order to highlight the desperacy and essentiality of change. Through the use of such a metaphor, he is able to capture the attentions of the religious middle class groups that he believes deserve reform (Lecture, 1/26/18). Quite frankly, this was the first way in which he used religious politics in order to try and instill the idea of reform and a required shift in the financial distribution of the country, and essentially reshape the Democratic Party into its latest
His speech was called the “Cross of Gold Speech” wherein he addresses the desperate need for change, and the fact that he refuses to let the radically spreading financial system to consume the people (Lecture, 1/26/18). He uses major religious symbolism here in order to highlight the desperacy and essentiality of change. Through the use of such a metaphor, he is able to capture the attentions of the religious middle class groups that he believes deserve reform (Lecture, 1/26/18). Quite frankly, this was the first way in which he used religious politics in order to try and instill the idea of reform and a required shift in the financial distribution of the country, and essentially reshape the Democratic Party into its latest